This text will be a modern introduction to number theory, a course taught at most colleges and universities, primarily to math and c.s. majors, and will place heavy and continuing emphasis on algorithmic aspects of the subject. The language of the algorithms used will be the popular Mathematica, and a comprehensive set of notebooks will be included on a book web site. While the emphasis will be on modern topics like factorization and primality testing techniques, there will be extensive coverage of traditional number theory. Among its features willbe lots of displayed computations, and the inclusion of many computer exercises for students.

A Course in Computational Number Theory (Textbooks in Mathematical Sciences)

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Workshop Statistics: Discovery with Data

Rossman, Allan J.

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Workshop Statistics: Discovery with Data and the Graphing Calculator

Presents an introduction to knot theory along with a variety of exercises using the "tangle" rope.

Why Knot?: An Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of Knots

Colin Adams

This exciting web-based approach to teaching and learning College Algebra brings together the strongest pedagogy with the interactivity of current technology. The interactive modules can be accessed via the web or from the CD-ROM that accompanies each Student Guide. With the CD, students can always access the interactive course material and work on the exercises, even when they can't access the Internet. Student Guide.

Interactive College Algebra A Web-Based Course (Student Guide)

Investigating College Algebra with Technology

Burgis

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The Heart of Mathematics addresses the big ideas of mathematics (many of which are cutting edge research topics) in a non-computational style intended to be both read and enjoyed by students and instructors, as well as by motivated general readers. It features an engaging, lively, humorous style full of surprises, games, mind-benders, and all without either sacrificing good mathematical thought or relying on mathematical computation or symbols. The authors are award-winning authors, holding awards such as: Distinguished Teaching Award (Burger, from the Mathematical Association of America); Chauvenet Prize (the best expository mathematics writer in the world, Burger, from the MAA) and many others.

The Heart of Mathematics: An invitation to effective thinking

Burger, Edward B.

The Instructor's Resources and Adjunct Guide is an essential tool for all instructors teaching with The Heart of Mathematics. Deborah Bergstrand, an avid user of the text since its original publication, revised and updated this supplement to suit your needs. Included for your use are the following:* Detailed suggestions for each section of the text, including Goals, Mathematical Underpinnings, questions of the Day, and detailed sample Lectures.*Solutions to most of the Mindscapes, particularly those in the developing Ideas, Solidifying Ideas, Creating new ideas, and further challenges sections.

The Heart of Mathematics, an Invitation to Effective Thinking (Instructor's Resources and Adjunct Guide, Second Edition)

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