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Articles related to "Calculus"
The Purpose of Calculus Created nearly simultaneously by two mathematical geniuses, calculus to many is little more than a pointless numerical exercise. It's uses, though, are vast in number. calculus • isaac newton • gotfried leibnitz • history of calculus • functions
Calculus A synopsis of what one needs to know to learn (pre-requisites) calculus as well as examples of what calculus is like. calculusi • continuity • limits • graphs • differentiability
Calculus and Two Main Ideas A basic explanation of the two main ideas in learning calculus 1. Calculus can be learned as it is based on rates of change, and adding things up respectively. rates of change • differentiation • integration • familes of functions • change in position of an object
The Researcher's Most Important Tool - Critical Thinking Critical Thinking is a tool for analysis of the veracity of statements. Anyone that must evaluate statements or documents that make claims - is best served by using a pro forma approach to the analysis. This will often guarantee that no critical element is over looked. This approach is one application of Critical Thinking. sentential calculus • critical judgement • premise • variables • arguments
The Math of General Relativity While the world rightly perceives Albert Einstein as having been a brilliant physicist, the mathematics of General Relativity were so difficult as to be beyond even him. general relativity • math of general relativity • tensor calculus • what is a tensor • absolute differential calculus
The Math Monster Learn how to beat the Math Monster by becoming more skilled and confident. math • geometry • algebra • addition • subtraction
Euler's Mathematical Contributions Leonard Euler was surely the most prolific and important mathematician of the eighteenth century, and perhaps of all time, with accomplishments far too numerous to count. leonard euler • greatest mathematicians in history • bridges of konigsberg • differential calculus • history of math
Discrete Mathematics Discrete mathematics, most commonly finding applications in computer sciences, are used to define groups of numbers which are finite, or "countable." discrete mathematics • continuous mathematics • calculus • combinatorics • non-continuity
Leibniz: Philosophy and Theodicy This article on the philosopher Leibniz provides a short summary of his life, including details of his birth, education and career. gottfried wilhelm leibniz • university of leipzig • philosophy • descartes • pascal
Physics Through the Ages: Part 4 The early industrial age revved up the study of physics; industry and science were happy companions after the beginning of the Enlightenment. isaac newton • clocks • benjamin franklin • measurement • calculus
Isaac Newton, Scientist Brief biography of Sir Isaac Newton, considered the greatest scientist of all time, famous for "Principia," discovery of gravity, laws of motion, mathematics of calculus. isaac newton scientist • isaac newton biography • newton works • newton principia mathematica • newton laws of gravity
That's a Mouthful Some basics about oral hygeine that will preserve the health of your gums and the beauty of your teeth. Following lthese basics will help you retain that lovely smile. gingivitis • cavities • dental hygeine • periodontal disease.
The Utilitarianism of John Stuart Mill Mill believed that the most ethical action was that which brought the most people the greatest amount of happiness. philosophy • ethics • hedonism • utilitarianism • greatest happiness principle
The Life of Leonard Euler Leonard Euler left his indelible mark on almost every area of mathematics, publishing hundreds upon hundreds of mathematical papers and volumes throughout his career. leonard euler • history of mathematics • bernoulli • imperial russian academy of science • isaac newton
Captain Philo Norton McGiffin Five years before the famous Admiral Dewey sailed into victory in Manila Bay, a fellow Annapolis graduate had already been in command of a modern battleship battle yalu river • september 17 1894 • sino-japanese war • japanese fleet • admiral ito sukeyuki
Chemistry Major The chemistry major is a popular major at many schools that is a prerequisite for Medical School programs as well as for many careers in pure and applied sciences. chemistry major • christopher e. katz • sepracor pharmaceuticals • fundamental building blocks • components of the atom
Oral Bacteria & Dental Caries Dental caries or cavities are caused by acidic metabolites produced by bacteria that normally inhabit the mouth, where they feed on carbohydrates. oral bacteria and cavities • oral bacteria and dental caries • what causes cavities • bacteria and tooth decay • dental caries
Periodontal Disease Overview Pyorrhea or Periodontal Disease affects millions of Americans. This article will discuss what's currently known about the disease along with treatment solutions. periodontal • peridontal disease • treatment • pyorrhea • cardiovasular disease
Understanding Gauss's Law The total electric field integrated over a surface enclosing a volume of space gives the total amount of electric charge in that region of space. gauss's law • karl gauss • electric flux • electric field • electromagnetic physics
College Remedial Math Increasing Students are not doing better in math even after taking advanced classes in high school. Learn how it is possible to need remediation after taking advanced classes. poor college math • advanced placement classes • remedial integrated math • american college testing • high school education
On Becoming a Math Teacher A discussion on the requirements for being a Math teacher. teaching • mathematics • elementary • high school • courses
Music Education Resources Part 2 There is something about having time off that is a little disorienting to me. First of all, my focus or the ability to "stay on task" is virtually null and void. For all of you self-starters, you probably have so many projects to complete, you can hardly find time to settle down long enough to tour these music education sites offered in this article. I hope you will make the time because I enjoyed myself immensely. Be prepared; some of these sites are, well, shall we say, unusual or more of a virtual playground. Hopefully these sites will aid in churning some creative brain cells, or at least cleaning some of the cob webs that can develop over the years. rolling stone magazine to be "the industry's leadi • " "beat induction or "foot-tapping" and "expresso. • not expresso • as in coffee • but rather this "expresso" term is based on a calc
A Compelling Force This article develops the expressions used to calculate the forces in a planetary system model. force • gravity • simulation • planets • evaluation
Stanford University High School: Seeking a more rigorous high school experience for your gifted child? The prestigious Stanford University opens an online high school for gifted students. stanford university • online gifted high school • gifted student • epgy • epgy-ohs
The Infinite and the Infinitesimal To many it is surely surprising just how complicated the idea of "infinity" can truly be, for, oddly enough, it can exist both in various forms and in various "sizes." infinitesimal • infinity • negative infinity • cardinality • aleph null
American Valor American forces provide a necessary demonstration of valor in Gardez. afghanistan • gardez
How to Get Into Medical School Thinking about a career in medicine? Here are some tips on navigating the obstacles and getting into medical school. medical school • pre-med • college student • medical school prerequisite • mcat
The Unit Circle The so-called unit circle is one of the key tools of trigonometry. At its simplest, it is merely a circle which has a center point at (0,0) and a radius of one. unit circle • trigonometry • sine • cosine • tangent
Understanding Acceleration Acceleration is a fundamental quantity needed to understand the physics of motion. It has a precise meaning different from everyday use. acceleration • velocity • speed • physics of motion • physical quantities
Understanding Faraday's Law A changing magnetic field will induce an electric current and corresponding electric potential difference according to Faraday's Law of electromagnetic induction. faraday • induction • electromagnetic • electric current • electromotive force
Advanced Placement Scrutinized The College Board is beginning to question whether all AP classes have enough rigor. Scores are dropping. Teachers of the classes are being subjected to audits. ap classes • advanced placement • ap classes in high school • college prep classes • the college board
Cassie and Valerie's Moral Choice Discussion of moral choices made my two victims of the Columbine shootings. carrie bernall • valeri schnurr • columbine
Jared's Math Mania Fun math games, drills and lesson plans. math • addition • subtraction • multiplication • division
The Dawn of a New Age Atypical medications are seen as heralding a new age in the treatment of schizophrenia. Their greatest impact will be on people experiencing their first psychotic episode, but they are of potential benefit to everyone with schizophrenia. atypical • antipsychotic • schizophrenia • treatment • drugs
Algebra + Algebra8 = Success Many schools offer algebra for high school credit in 8th grade to give students a head start on math. A novel approach to use with beginning algebra is Algebra8. algebra • algebra8 • visualize • math • hands-on
Sir Isaac Newton In 1708, Sir Issac Newton was the first scientist to be knighted. His contributions were revolutionary to the world of science and math science • math • sir issac newton • 18th century • 17th century
Architecture Major Looking to channel your inner Mike Brady and become an architect? Here's what you need to know about college majors in architecture. architecture major • architecture college degree • architectural theory • architectural history • architectonics
Electrical Engineering 101 Electrical engineering is one branch of the engineering profession, and is concerned with the understanding of electricity and the development of electronic systems. electrical engineer • electrical engineering education • electrical engineering curriculum • electrical engineering society • eee
Facing Dwindling Determination It has been observed that gifted and talented teens face depression and burn out more often than their peers. This article focuses on the causes and corrections of such a problem. depression • burnout • gifted • talented teens • teens
Integrating Newton's Equations This article describes the requirements for an integration algorithm and the advantages of the Verlet version of the software. velocity • verlet • newton • equations of motion • integration
Mechanical Engineering 101 What is mechanical engineering? Learn about the branches of the field, educational paths and professional societies. mechanical engineering • engineering basics • engineering societies • branches of mechanical engineering • engineering courses
Online Tutoring Choices Online tutors are a convenient way for students to get extra help. online tutoring • sat prep online • tutor.com • tutorvista • one-on-one tutoring
Pet Dental Health Neglected teeth can affect your pet's overall health but the solutions can be as easy as a quick brush or filling up his or her food dish. pet dental health • bad teeth in dogs • bad breath in dogs • pet oral health • health traits in small dogs
Using Netflix for Homeschooling Did you know that Netflix offers a land of plenty when it comes to renting educational DVDs? You can find help on history, math, science, grammar, and much more! netflix • homeschooling • educational dvds • homeschool curriculum • standard deviants series
Becoming a Video Game Designer People with good problem-solving skills, math ability, an eye for art, imagination, and with good problem solving and programming skills are on the right track video game designer • video game programming • video game colleges • video game programming degrees • video games
Best Movies About Teachers Teachers sometimes need to be reminded about why they teach in the first place. inspirational teacher movies • inspiration movies about teachers • movies about teachers • math movies • english movies
Building a College Student Resume College students must work hard to build their resumes, beginning in freshman year. With careful planning, any college student can graduate with a winning resume. college student resume • college resume • no work experience • college students • building a resume |
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