Experiments in Undergraduate Mathematics: A Mathematica-Based Approach -- from Wolfram Library Archive

Title

Experiments in Undergraduate Mathematics: A Mathematica-Based Approach

Authors

Phillip Kent

Organization:

Imperial College

Department:

The METRIC Project, Department of Mathematics

Philip Ramsden

Organization:

Imperial College

Department:

Mathematics

URL:	http://metric.ma.ic.ac.uk

John Wood

Book information

Publisher:

Imperial College Press

1996

ISBN:

1860940277

Medium:

Hardcover

Includes:

Floppy disk

Pages:

300

Additional cataloguing information:

Paperback: ISBN 1860940285

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Contents

Getting Started with Mathematica | Foundations (Functions & Graphs, Trigonometry, Sequences) | Calculus (Differentiation, Integration, Series) | Vectors and Matrices | Complex Numbers

Description

Contains Mathematica-based learning modules on topics traditionally covered in the A-level syllabus of English and Welsh schools. Suitable for freshman level college calculus courses in North America.

The topics covered in the book roughly correspond to those traditionally studied in the English and Welsh mathematics A-level school syllabus. The first year undergraduate with mathematics A-level will find the book most useful for revision. In North American terms, the book is suitable for freshman calculus. An electronic supplement by Phillip Kent is included.

Full information about this book can be found at http://metric.ma.ic.ac.uk/book.

Subjects

	Mathematics > Calculus and Analysis > Calculus
	Mathematics > Calculus and Analysis > Complex Analysis
	Mathematics > Calculus and Analysis