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Advanced Algebra: Student Edition by Univ. of Chicago School Math Project, James Flanders, 2010
Advanced Division (Advanced Straight Forward Math Series) by S. Harold Collins, 1987-01-01
Maths in Action: Advanced Higher Mathematics Bk. 3 by Clive Chambers, E.C.K. Mullan, et all 2001-02-16
Mathematica to Accompany Advanced Engineering Mathematics Seventh Edition by Erwin Kreyszig, 1995-01
Top Shelf advanced Algebra: Advanced Algebra (Top Shelf Math Series Ser) by Walch, 2004-09
Smp Project Advanced Maths Book 3 (School Mathematics Project Advanced Mathematics) (Bk. 3) by School Mathematics Project, 1976-01-08
Elastic Waves in Solids I: Free and Guided Propagation (Advanced Texts in Physics) by Daniel Royer, Eugene Dieulesaint, 2000-01-14
Math, Advanced 1: Test Best SAT 10
Advanced Mathematical Methods (London School of Economics Mathematics) by Adam Ostaszewski, 1991-01-25
Maths Made Easy Ages 5-6 Key Stage 1 Advanced (Carol Vorderman's Maths Made Easy) by Carol Vorderman, 2011-01-20
Maths Made Easy Ages 8-9 Key Stage 2 Advanced (Carol Vorderman's Maths Made Easy) by Carol Vorderman, 2011-01-20
Maths Made Easy Ages 7-8 Key Stage 2 Advanced (Carol Vorderman's Maths Made Easy) by Carol Vorderman, 2011-01-20
Maths Made Easy Ages 6-7 Key Stage 1 Advanced (Carol Vorderman's Maths Made Easy) by Carol Vorderman, 2011-01-20
Multiple Choice Questions in Maths for Engineering: Advanced GNVQ by John Bird BSc (Hons)CEngCMathCSciFIETMIEEFIIEFIMAFCollT, 1997-07-04

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JavaScript Kit General JavaScript Tutorials
The math object of JavaScript Looking to pull off a few mathematical operationsusing JavaScript? You ll need to arm yourself with the math object.
http://www.javascriptkit.com/javaindex.shtml
Math2.org (Formerly "Dave's Math Tables")
math2.org (Formerly "Dave's math Tables") This general math site offers reference material on a host of math topics, plus a math message board and links to relevant material online. The tables
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.math2.org/index.xml&y=020B48BD9F
FreeMathHelp.com :: View Forum - Advanced Math
Page 1 of 4. Jump to Select a forum.
http://www.freemathhelp.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=3
Advanced Placement
5. None, math 121, who have taken International Baccalaureate courses will be grantedgeneral college credit for ALEVEL - BRITISH SYSTEM advanced LEVEL CREDIT.
http://www.dickinson.edu/departments/reg/APinfo.html

Extractions: Below are the guidelines that Dickinson College uses to assign placement and/or credit for Advanced Placement tests. If you have not already done so, contact the College Board at 1-877-274-6474 to have your official scores sent to Dickinson. The Placement column indicates what course level(s) you are eligible to take according to the score you received on the placement test. "None" means you have to start at the 100 level. The Credit column designates the course(s) for which you will receive college credit according to your placement test score. This credit may also count toward specific degree requirements, unless noted otherwise. For any "See Department" comments, you should contact the individual department to determine your placement or credit. TEST SCORE PLACEMENT CREDIT NOTES Art 2D Studio None None None None None None See Department See Department Art Drawing None None None None See Department None See Department See Department Art General None None None None See Department See Department See Department Art History None None None None None None See Department See Department Biology None None None None None None See Department 2 BIOL 100-level courses w/lab See Department 2 BIOL 100-level courses w/lab Calculus AB None None None None MATH 162 None a MATH 162 MATH General Cr b MATH 162 MATH 161 NOTES:
The Math Forum - Math Library - College
Resources by Subject (K12, College, advanced) Selected Internet
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Extractions: Third-Year College, Fourth-Year College Selected Sites by Level College/University Student Center Selected Internet resources for college students: projects, activities, sites, and software. Graduate Students Center Selected Internet resources for graduate studies and research: links for professional organizations and services, journals, publications, and software. College/University Teachers' Place (2-year and 4-year) Selected Internet resources for college professors: classroom materials, math projects, sites, and software for your classroom. Graduate School Teachers' Place Selected Internet resources for professors: professional organizations, course materials, software, and career-oriented services. Adult Education Selected Internet resources for adult education teachers: GED information, organizations, and adult numeracy sites to help in your classroom. Selected Math Resources by Subject (K-12, College, Advanced)
Kennesaw Mountain High School: Advanced Math, Science, & Technology Academy
math Magnet Geometry, Magnet Algebra II, Magnet Analysis (students may Science MagnetBiology, Magnet Chemistry, Magnet Physics, advanced Scientific Research
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Extractions: Important Announcements: 2004 Senior Class Information: Average GPA after 1st Semester: 4.028 The Class of 2004 has 3 Valedictorians (GPA 4.500): Derek Kolacinski, Jason Kovacs, and Chun Li STAR Student- Chun Li with a perfect 1600 SAT. Average SAT Scores- 1354 (Verbal-659; Math-695) Average ACT Scores- 30 College Acceptances- U. of Tennessee, Furman, Rice, Auburn, Davidson, Samford, La Grange, Shorter, Agnes Scott, Cornell, Duke, U. of Alabama, College of Charleston, U. of Michigan, U. of Illinois-Urbana, U. of Texas-Austin, LSU, Wake Forest, U. of Rochester, Tulane, Washington U. College Attendances- 18- Georgia Institute of Technology, 6- University of Georgia, 7- Kennesaw State University, Oglethorpe University, Emory University, Rhinehart College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Spring Hill College, Southern Polytechnic State University National Merit Scholarship Program- Six Commended students; Three Finalists- Chun Li, Derek Kolacinski, Robert Fleming
Kennesaw Mountain High School: Advanced Math, Science, & Technology Academy
Summer math Studies. New this year, the Summer math Studies programis designed to help rising 9th grade magnet students refresh
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Extractions: Summer Math Studies New this year, the Summer Math Studies program is designed to help rising 9th grade magnet students refresh their Algebra I skills before matriculating at the Geometry, Algebra II, or Analysis level. We will offer two week-long sessions, free of charge, to students who want to get a jump start to their math education at Kennesaw Mountain. Textbooks and calculators will be provided, but students will need to purchase a consumable workbook. Below are the dates, times, and room numbers for the classes: June 14-18, 2004 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Room 609 July 12-16, 2004 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Room 605 If you are interested in reserving space in one of these sessions, please contact Jean Evans at 678-594-8190, ext. 324 or Jean.Evans@cobbk12.org
TERC Hands-On Math: A Snapshot View
Their most advanced Investigations offer probability without multiplying So generalmethods involving standard formulas are not found in TERC math.
http://wgquirk.com/TERCSV.html

Extractions: Developed by TERC , with funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Investigations in Number, Data, and Space purports to be " a complete K-5 mathematics curriculum that supports all students as they learn to think mathematically The NSF is now spending millions to promote implementation of the TERC program. School Boards find it difficult to say no. They rationalize: "it's just a different way to teach elementary math, and the NSF backs it, so how bad can it be?" This program is very bad because it omits standard computational methods, standard formulas, and standard terminology. TERC says this is now obsolete, due to the power of $5 calculators. They claim their program moves beyond arithmetic to offer " significant math ," including important ideas from probability, statistics, 3-D geometry, and number theory. But math is a vertically-structured knowledge domain. Learning more advanced math isn't possible without first mastering traditional pencil-and-paper arithmetic. This truth is clearly demonstrated by the shallow details of the TERC fifth grade program. Their most advanced "Investigations" offer probability without multiplying fractions, statistics without the arithmetic mean, 3-D geometry without formulas for volume, and number theory without prime numbers. Consider the "Sample of Ads Investigation," at the end of the TERC fifth grade. Students are given a 48-page newspaper and a supply of "
Trig/Advanced Math 241 Class Policies
http://marian.creighton.edu/~dkath/classpoliciestrig.htm

Extractions: TRIG/ADV MATH 241 CLASS POLICIES GENERAL CLASS POLICIES: PLEASE ALWAYS RESPECT YOUR CLASSMATES AND THEIR RIGHT TO LEARN. IF YOU FOLLOW THIS BASIC COURTESY, THERE WILL BE NO PROBLEMS. Come to class prepared to learn, i.e. bring all necessary materials such as textbooks, notebooks, calculators, pencils, etc. Textbooks and notebooks are mandatory required items for each and every class period. Their availability will be factored into your class grade. Trips to lockers to retrieve missing materials will generally be discouraged. Likewise, trips to the restroom are to be taken care of to the maximum extent possible during the break between classes. You are expected to be in class on time. Should you need to be excused before class to retrieve required materials (i.e. textbook, notebook, etc.) or need to go to the restroom and you have not returned to the classroom prior to the bell ringing, you will be counted as tardy regardless of my granting you permission to go. Once class has started, any student needing to be excused to retrieve required materials will automatically be counted tardy. On your third tardy, you will be given a point. If a class is skipped, the school policy is followed and you may not make up the work.
Mathematics
The book can function as a classroom text or textbook supplement in remedial arithmetic,or as as a refersher for students going on to advanced math courses.
http://www.staa-homeschool.com/bookstore/math.htm

Extractions: Social Studies ... Christianbook. Mathematics Horizons Math Series Geometry Key to Series Saxon Mathematics Series ... Activities for the AL Abacus by Joan A. Cotter Paperback: $18.00 Another, for your little pre-schooler is "Activities for the AL Abacus", with its accompanying abacus. This gem uses the ultimate manipulativesbeads and fingersto teach numbers, values, order, place value, and then addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, then Base 2, 5 and 8it just keeps on going. Use for the three to eleven-year-olds. There are all kinds of templates and patterns for learning cardssandpaper numbers to glue to cardstock, mix-and-match flashcards, number gridsas well as clearly outlined instructions and models for using the abacus effectively. What a resource! 2nd edition (March 1988) - Activities for Learning. ISBN: 0960963642 Algebra, The Easy Way by Douglas A. Downing, Susan Detrich (Illustrator) Paperback: $11.16
TXSTATE DEPT OF MATHEMATICS
general Studies requirements * (See general studies in the TXSTATE catalog). AdvancedMath electives consisting of courses in the 30005000 level.
http://www.txstate.edu/math/undergrad/udescript.html

Extractions: The Department of Mathematics offers the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree, with or without teaching certification. Please see the program description below, and their course descriptions The major in mathematics requires 17 credit hours in core courses and 15 additional credit hours which vary with the student's program. See the degree plans below. The minor in mathematics without teaching certification requires at least 17 hours in mathematics courses. This must include Math 2471, 2472 and at least three courses in the 3000-5000 level other than 3315, 4302, 4304, 4311. Pre-engineering course work should include Math 2471, 2472, 3323, 3373, and 3375. The intent of this work is to strengthen academic background, and to assist students wishing to transfer credit hours to an engineering program at another university. For more information, consult with the pre-engineering adviser. Students seeking certification to teach at the secondary level should follow the plan with teaching certification. For more information, consult with the undergraduate adviser at the Department of Mathematics. See also programs at the
Wake Tech Academic Information
The general services of the ILC, with the exception in reading, language arts, andmath (Adult Basic and grammar from the beginning through advanced levels of
http://www.waketech.edu/catalog/general/academicinfo.html

Extractions: Academic Information Quick Site Navigation Online Registration Prospective Students Current Students Course Schedules Curriculum Education Continuing Education Distance Education Student Resources Wake Tech Catalog Directory Campuses/Sites Employment Community Outreach Disability Support Services Feedback Wake Tech's Home Page COUNSELING Counseling Services provides academic, personal and career development services designed to promote student success and progress toward attainment of educational goals. Professional staff work closely with students to facilitate their decision-making and goal-setting processes, ensuring that students make meaningful life choices. Counselors coach students in setting a career path, defining a plan of study, and selecting initial courses appropriate for fulfilling their academic objectives. They are also available to counsel students regarding academic pressures, stress or frustration, adjustment concerns, and other social or personal matters. Additionally, counselors may make referrals when necessary to appropriate resources. Counselors assist students in developing the strategies, attitudes, and discipline needed to make or maintain satisfactory progress in academic coursework and toward achievement of goals. In individual conferences, group settings or classroom workshops, counseling staff present information and conduct activities designed to maximize retention and student success. Workshops offered include topics on personal responsibility, self-management, career interest and preparation, relationship-building and improved study strategies.
General Math Links
general math Links. general math Resources. math Problem of The Week; Matlab GalleryAdvanced topics in math using Matlab package from the mathWorks Company.
http://www.tcc.edu/vml/lessons/tckhais/grant/Genlinks.htm
Distance Learning - Mathematics
is measured by whether you will practice taking the 60 question SAT math test eachweek MX user interface and proceed stepby-step to more advanced topics like
http://home.universalclass.com/sciences/mathematics/

Extractions: LogOff Algebra 1A: An Introduction (1 high school semester) Algebra How To's and Tutoring Algebra 1B The Second Semester of Algebra 1 Algebra 2 (first semester) or Intermediate College Algebra 1 ... Algebra 1A: An Introduction (1 high school semester) CEUs: Continuing Education Units Course No: Course ID: introalgebra Basic Course Fee: Certificate Option $93.00 (add $18.00 to course fee) CEU Option Review: Instructor: Susan Johnsey Awards: Online Mentor Award Syllabus: View Syllabus Duration: Continuous: Enroll anytime! Details/Enroll Now Add to Cart Course Description: Approved by ACE for 3.0 Continuing Education Units.
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Internet Public Library: Mathematics
org/ Contains numerous links to mathematical tables for various subjects generalmath, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and advanced topics such as
http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/sci40.00.00/

Extractions: "These pages are part of an on-going project by students in mathematics classes at Agnes Scott College, in Atlanta, Georgia, to illustrate the numerous achievements of women in the field of mathematics. There are brief comments on many of the women mathematicians and some photos (which look best at more than 256 colors). Our goal is for this list to continue to expand, and for more biographies to be completed." Not all entries are complete, but the ones that are include references. There are also links to excellent resources on the topic of women and mathematics.

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