NSF Project
During Academic Years 2002-2004, NSF funded a project at SPSU that was designed to test the effectiveness of a so-called blended delivery of core mathematics courses. This was an attempt to mix traditional lecture format with Web-based materials, software, calculator usage, and collaboration among students in class. Some materials we used are linked here.
This list continues to evolve as long as I use Web-based materials in my classes.
Updated 27 September 2011
Calculus
I and II
|
Calculus Graphics (Penn State) |
Counterexamples
in Calculus (Texas A&M) |
|
The Integrator
(Wolfram) |
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Calculus
III & Vector Analysis
|
Multivariable Calculus
Readings with interactive visualization tools, University of Minnesota |
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Counterexamples
in Calculus (Texas A&M) |
|
Differential
Equations
|
WinPlot
(downloadable graphing utility) |
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|
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Probability
& Statistics
Geometry
|
Euclid's
Elements (Interactive, online text) |
KSEG
(free, downloadable software for Euclidean constructions) |
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Hilbert's
Foundations of Geometry (full text in various downloadable formats) |
GeoGebra
(free, downloadable software for Euclidean and analytic constructions;
page links to Applets for use with software) |
Linear
Algebra
Downloadable
|
Power Point Demos (SPSU,
various courses) |
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KSEG (geometric constructions) |
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GeoGebra (free,
downloadable software for Euclidean and analytic constructions; page
links to Applets for use with software) |
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Other
Stuff
|
Cool
Picture (Hopf fibration) |
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Moebius
Transformations Revealed (big file) or Smaller File |
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