81. U.S. Map And Book:Math:Algebra:Mathematics:Reproducible:Teach:Teaching Material $29.99. Super Tutor Prealgebra Perfect for Reviewing Pre-algebra Concepts! Gr.7-9. SUP-CDSTMPA3 Mac/Win CD-Rom, Single. $34.00. 50 Pre-algebra Activities http://www.usmapandbook.com/math/algebra.html

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84. Abstract Algebra Fall 2001. I believe it kept my advanced students engaged, and gave me a way to teachthem a little deeper into algebra without losing the weak ones. http://www.csulb.edu/~fnewberg/Teaching/Fall2001/444Notes2001.html

Fall Abstract Algebra Questions and comments welcome! Email me at fnewberg@csulb.edu http://www.csulb.edu/~fnewberg Goals Assessment and Course Materials Exams and supporting materials are provided below. This is a senior level algebra course required for all pure math majors, including those planning to teach high school. We do not offer a second semester of abstract algebra at the undergraduate level, though from time to time advanced undergraduates continue on to take our graduate algebra course. I always lectured the entire class period, which lasted one hour and fifteen minutes and met twice weekly. I had 34 students. Of these, 2 students dropped, there were 1 F, 3 D's, 10 C's, 7 B's and 11 A's (1 of which was a B students that received a high A on the final exam). My colleges informed me that 6 of those 11 students are the strongest this department has seen in years, that I was lucky to have them, and not to expect so many A's in general. Goals Very generally, the nature of mathematics requires that the primary goals are to teach some of the basic vocabulary in some of the basic fields of mathematics and to develop proficiency in reasoning and communicating using the precise language of mathematics. These are the goals of this course as well; on one hand there is the content, and on the other the reasoning and communication skills. Content: I planned to spend and spent the first third of the semester discussing the integers and basic number theory, the next half semester on group theory, and the final sixth on rings and fields. I covered Lagrange's Theorem and cosets, though not to the group structure on quotient groups. I did homomorphisms and isomorphisms thoroughly and the First Isomorphism Theorem, though since we did not have a group structure on the quotient, we just showed the bijection between the cosets of the kernel and the image of a homomorphism. We covered the definition and various examples of rings (commutative and noncommutative), integral domains, division rings and fields, as well as ring homomorphisms.

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