From N V Fitton, ideas to share with my students at Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria campus.
I teach mathematics and computer science.

Sunday, February 22, 2009

174 valuable links

Here's a handsome grapher that works for implicit functions etc. and might have a better interface than Winplot, my old faithful. To copy to the clipboard, you'll need to download two Java files to your computer. I found it with keywords online graph implicit function.

The other day I found this site for integrals online. It led me to another site, Calc101, that has lots of capability for $25 a year. It gives step-by-step solutions: don't let it short-circuit your thinking.

Here is the table of integrals from page 484 in Chapter 7.5 of our text.

I have also found a wonderful solution for getting math into MS Word documents: Aurora plugs in TeX bits so that one's math looks just right. There's enough help on the site that you can figure out all the TeX you'll want to know.

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