Mathematics for Measurement by Mary Parker and Hunter Ellinger .
These are the materials used in Spring 2007. While these give a good idea of the topics in the course and how they are covered, do not print them to use this fall. They are being revised this summer
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Topic A. Solving Equations and Evaluating Expressions | doc |
Covers algebra in quite a lot of detail. Review. |
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Topic B. Formulas - Computing and Graphing | doc |
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Topic C. Using a Spreadsheet | doc |
Alternative spreadsheet programs (some free) . |
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|Topic D. Approximate Numbers, Part I. Communicating Precision by Rounding | doc |
More information about rounding. Both review and advanced. |
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Topic E. Using a Calculator | doc |
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Topic F. Angles and Construction of Diagrams | doc |
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Topic G . Linear Equations – Algebra and Spreadsheets | doc |
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Topic H. Linear Formulas - Word Problems| doc |
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Topic J. Modeling, Part I. Separating Data into a Linear Model and Residual Noise | doc (To copy the data, open this doc file, find the table that shows the data you want, and use "copy and paste" to put the data into the General Excel workbook in the appropriate place.) |
Workbooks: Activity 3 | General workbook for Linear Models (use with other datasets, like those in the homework |
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Topic K. Trigonometry, Part I. Tangent Ratio in Right Triangles doc |
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Topic L. Trigonometry, Part II. Ratios and Relationships in Right Triangles doc |
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Topic M. Approximate Numbers, Part III. Communicating the Result of Computations doc |
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Topic N. Modeling, Part II. Nonlinear Modeling: N1. Part 1 docN1 N2. Part 2 docN2 |
Excel Workbooks to support Topics N1 and N2 |
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Topic O. Approximate Numbers, Part IV. Summarizing Noise in Measurements using Standard Deviation doc |
Excel Workbooks |
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Topic P. Approximate Numbers, Part V. Sensitivity of a Formula to Errors in Input Values doc |
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Topic Q. Approximate Numbers, Part VI. Computing with One Input Value - Empirical Method doc |
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Topic R. Trigonometry, Part III. Sine and Cosine Formulas on Larger Intervals doc |
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Topic S. Trigonometry, Part IV. Solving General Triangles doc |
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Topic T. Trigonometry, Part V. Solving General Triangles: The Ambiguous Case doc |
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Topic V. Modeling, Part III. Correcting Systematic Errors (Bias) in Measurements doc |
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Topic W. Approximate Numbers, Part VII. Reducing Noise by Averaging Multiple Measurements: A Mathematical Formula doc |
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8 | Topic X. Modeling, Part IV. Additional Topics doc |
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Topic Y. Approximate Numbers, Part VIII. Computing with Multiple Input Values - Empirical Method doc |
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Topic Z. Approximate Numbers, Part IX. Computing with Multiple Input Values - Mathematical Formulas doc |
Last updated June 18, 2007 . Mary Parker
Copyright: Mary Parker and Hunter Ellinger, 2001-2007