41. Student Advice: Email Hints and indentation. For example I can't figure out how to factor the equationx^3 2x^2 + 1 = 0 Can you give me any advice? Use spaces http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/courses/advice/email.html

Student Advice Email hints: The hardest thing about sending mathematics via email is that mathematics involves lots of notation that is not available on the computer keyboard. We need to establish some conventions to make this easier to do. Here are some ideas that should help: Use " " to represent superscripts, as in " x^2 " for " x squared", and " x^(1/2) " for "the square root of x ". Use parentheses to avoid confusion about what belongs in the power. E.g., " x^(2n)+1 " rather than " x^2n + 1 " since this could be read incorrectly as either " (x^2)n + 1 " or " x^(2n+1) As an alternative to using the 1/2 power, you can use the function " sqrt " for square roots. E.g., sqrt(2) Use " " to represent subscripts, as in " " for " x sub i ". Use parentheses as above to make more complicated subscripts clear. Use spaces around low-precedence operators like addition, subtraction and equals, but not around multiplication and division, as in " " rather than " Use parentheses to make the numerator and denominator clear when you write fractions using " ", as in "

42. Math Course Selection And Advice - Boston College math Course Selection and advice THE HOME PAGE FOR CHOOSING THE RIGHTmath COURSE(S) Use the pages of this site to find out how http://www.bc.edu/schools/cas/math/advise/

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44. D-MATH: Study Advice For Students Translate this page Study advice during semester. Montag vom 1200 bis 1300 im LEO C 12.1. AuthorChristian Hennig. Design Michele Marcionelli. webmaster@math.ethz.ch. http://stat.ethz.ch/~sfs/ank0102/mathstat/praesenz.en.html

Deutsch Study advice during semester Montag vom 12:00 bis 13:00 im LEO C 12.1 Last Change: November 14, 2001 Author: Christian Hennig Design: Michele Marcionelli webmaster@math.ethz.ch

45. D-MATH: Study Advice For Students Translate this page Study advice during semester. Donnerstag, 12-13 Uhr, im LEO C 12.1. AuthorPeter Holzer. Design Michele Marcionelli. webmaster@math.ethz.ch. http://stat.ethz.ch/~sfs/ank01/umwelt/praesenz.en.html

Deutsch Study advice during semester Donnerstag, 12-13 Uhr, im LEO C 12.1 Last Change: March 20, 2001 Author: Peter Holzer Design: Michele Marcionelli webmaster@math.ethz.ch

46. D-MATH: Study Advice For Students Translate this page Dienstag und Freitag von 1200 bis 1300 im HG E33.3. Study advice outside semester. AuthorUrs Fitze. Design Michele Marcionelli. webmaster@math.ethz.ch. http://www.math.ethz.ch/~gruppe5/Mathematik_II_Stoffer_SS01/praesenz.en.html

Deutsch Study advice during semester Dienstag und Freitag von 12:00 bis 13:00 im HG E33.3 Study advice outside semester Jeweils von 12:00 bis 13:00 im HG E33.5 an folgenden Tagen: Fr 13.7., Fr 20.7., Di 21.8., Fr 24.8., Di 28.8. ,Fr 31.8., Di 4.9., Fr 7.9., Di 11.9. und Fr 14.9. Remarks Hier können Fragen zur Vorlesung und den Übungen gestellt werden. Die Musterlösungen der bereits behandelten Übungen sind zum Kopieren ausleihbar. Weiterhin sind folgende Skripte erhältlich: "U. Kirchgraber, D. Stoffer: Der Baukasten der elementaren Funktionen" und "Ch. Blatter: Mathematica Tutorial" (SFr. 4.-) "U. Kirchgraber, D. Stoffer: Ableitung der Exponential- und Logarithmusfunktion" ( SFr. 1.-) "U. Kirchgraber: Differentialgleichungen des Typs x'=f(x)" ( SFr. 2.-) "U. Kirchgraber, D. Stoffer: Taylorpolynome und ihre Anwendungen" ( SFr. 2.-) "U. Kirchgraber: Einführung in die Komplexen Zahlen" ( SFr. 1.-) "U. Kirchgraber, D. Stoffer: Summen und Integrale" ( SFr. 3.-) "U. Kirchgraber, D. Stoffer: Funktionen: Abhängigkeiten verstehen" ( SFr. 3.-) "D. Stoffer: Mehrdimensionale Differentialrechnung" (SFr. 1.-)

47. D-MATH: Study Advice For Students Study advice during semester. On Wednesdays from 1200 to 13 ending january29, 2003. Study advice outside semester. On Tuesday, february http://www.math.ethz.ch/~gruppe5/Mathematik_I_Lang_WS_02_03/praesenz.en.html

Deutsch January 28, 2003 Author: Peter Elbau Design: Michele Marcionelli Study advice during semester On Wednesdays from 12:00 to 13:00 in the room HG E18.1, starting october 30, 2002, ending january 29, 2003 Study advice outside semester On Tuesday, february 11th, Friday, february 14th, Tuesday, february 18th, and Friday, february 21th, from 12:00 to 13:00 in the room HG E33.5

48. MATH 2374 -- TA Advice Page math 2374 TA advice Page (Spring 2003). http://www.math.umn.edu/~frank/multivar/Spring2003/tapages/

MATH 2374 TA Advice Page (Spring 2003) Quick Links: Announcements TA List TA Lab Hours Computer Help ... Main Course Page Announcements Check this space for announcements during the semester! See James. See James teach. Teach, James, Teach. TA List for Spring 2003 These are the TAs for the course this semester. If there's a link on his or her name, that will take you to the TA's home page. name office phone email section(s) Burhan Biner Vincent 322 biner@math.umn.edu Min Gao Vincent 559 mgao@math.umn.edu Alexander Hanhart Vincent 426 hanhart@math.umn.edu Juraj Huska Vincent 524 huska@math.umn.edu Upali Karunathilake Vincent 420 karunath@math.umn.edu Alexander Korolev Vincent 550 korolev@math.umn.edu Shengde Liang Vincent 320 sdliang@math.umn.edu TA Lab Hours TAs will be on duty in the Lind Hall computer lab on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays this semester. Here's their schedule: (Last update: 1/21/03.) Monday Wednesday Friday (lecture) (lecture) Gao Karunathilake Hanhart (lecture) (lecture) Biner Korolev unavailable Huska Liang Hanhart Korolev Computer Help for Linux Here are instructions for using email on the lab computers Help with basic linux commands (to delete/rename files, etc.) can be found

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MATH 2374 IT Multivariable Calculus and Vector Analysis TA Advice Page Quick Links: Announcements TA List Lind 24 Office Hours Computer Help ... Main Course Page Announcements Check this space for announcements during the semester! TA List for Spring 2002 These are the TAs for the course this semester. If there's a link on his or her name, that will take you to the TA's home page. TA's TBA Lind 24 Office Hours Here are the times when a TA will be in the Lind 24 lab. This schedule might change; we'll try to keep this listing current. (Last update: 8/28/02.) Office hours TBA Computer Help for Linux Here are instructions for using email on the lab computers Help with basic linux commands (to delete/rename files, etc.) can be found here . (In particular read "Working in your Environment.") Labs Here is some advice on the technical aspects of how to write lab reports , i.e. by hand, with the computer, which programs to use, etc. (The opinions are semi-official course positions.) Remember: you are not allowed to print in the lab! If you choose to print your lab report using Mathematica in another lab, be sure to follow the online printing hint : To make Mathematica print brackets, parentheses, and other characters correctly: when you choose Print from the File menu, a dialog box appears. Before clicking "OK," make sure that the boxes for the options "Include Mathematica fonts in document" and "Include PostScript resource comments" are both checked. There's a

50. Math 221 Homework Advice math 221 Statistical Data Analysis Fall 1997. Homework advice. Alwayswrite well. Use full, complete, grammatically correct sentences. http://www.dickinson.edu/~rossman/m221/221hwadvice.html

Math 221 Statistical Data Analysis Fall 1997 Homework Advice Always write well. Use full, complete, grammatically correct sentences. When dealing with real (or even hypothetical) data, always relate your comments to the context at hand. Organize and label computer output well. Refer to computer output from within the sentences and pargraphs that you write. Do not hand in output that you do not refer to. Make sure that all displays all labeled clearly. Make sure that all axes are labeled clearly. Give thorough descriptions. Pretend that you are writing to folks with no knowledge of the context. Do not overlook the obvious feature of center/location. Do not overlook variability. Do not overlook the shape opf the distribution. Comment specifically on outliers. When drawing conclusions from inference procedures, relate your conclusions to the context. Do not use a phrase like "the data provide strong evidence" without specifying what the data provide strong evidence of in the context of the study at hand. Do not use a phrase like "reject the null hypothesis" without indicating what that hypothesis says in the context of the data being studied.

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53. Advice From Spring 2001 Math 2000 Students advice From Spring 2001 math 2000 Students. advice for taking math 2000One of the most important things is not to stress over tests. http://math.cudenver.edu/~wbriggs/2000f01/advice.html

Advice From Spring 2001 Math 2000 Students The best way to get a good grade in this class is to keep up on the homework assignments. They are not hard if you just use the formulas. The lectures are not at all boring. You can actually learn some useful things. Also, the group work can really help your social life. This class is unlike any other math class you have ever taken. You’re expected to learn and be able to apply the information presented to you, but it’s done in a very low pressure comfortable way. Math is not your enemy and BB is a great ally against such a myth. Good luck. As someone who looked at math as some life-threatening disease that I would never want to catch, I was terrified to walk into class the first day. However, I can say that my knowledge of math has increased because of this class. The professor is always approachable and (as advice) go see him! Also, if you have a question ask! You will learn in this class. Just remember, the unit on permutations will end! Good luck! I can’t give you any advice about what it takes to become engaged and want to learn other than be sure to actually go to class and you should do fine. Different people learn different ways, so I can’t really tell you how to succeed. Just come in with an open mind and try to pay attention.

54. Linux-Kernel Archive: Re: Advice Saught On Math Functions Re advice saught on math functions. Reply Alan Cox Re advice saught on mathfunctions ; Reply Nicolas Pitre Re advice saught on math functions ; http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0207.1/0911.html

Re: Advice saught on math functions From: Kirk Reiser ( kirk@braille.uwo.ca Date: Fri Jul 12 2002 - 09:52:07 EST Next message: Mark Mielke: "Re: bzip2 support against 2.4.18" Previous message: Richard B. Johnson: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" In reply to: Alan Cox: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Next in thread: Alan Cox: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Reply: Alan Cox: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Reply: Nicolas Pitre: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... alan@lxorguk.ukuu.org.uk That answers that! 'grin' I agree, except for providing access from the very beginning. If access can be provided which would never leave the blind user without speech with a user space solution this would be ideal. Can you give me more details? I certainly don't mind looking into this as a possible solution. Are you willing to give up seeing anything on the screen until init gets started? It bothers me as well. I am currently working toward trying to make them into standard drivers which can be loaded as modules. We have

55. Linux-Kernel Archive: Re: Advice Saught On Math Functions Re advice saught on math functions. Reply Kirk Reiser Re advice saught onmath functions ; Reply JA Magallon Re advice saught on math functions ; http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0207.1/0901.html

Re: Advice saught on math functions From: Alan Cox ( alan@lxorguk.ukuu.org.uk Date: Fri Jul 12 2002 - 09:39:41 EST Next message: Bartlomiej Zolnierkiewicz: "Re: IDE/ATAPI in 2.5" Previous message: Christoph Hellwig: "Re: [Lse-tech] [RFC] dcache scalability patch (2.4.17)" In reply to: Kirk Reiser: "Advice saught on math functions" Next in thread: Kirk Reiser: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Reply: Kirk Reiser: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Reply: J.A. Magallon: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Reply: Pavel Machek: "Re: Advice saught on math functions" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] You can't use FPU operations in the x86 kernel. Maybe you should do this in user space ? Certainly the more I talk to people like Nicholas Pitre the more it seems to me that most of the kernel side stuff is the wrong approach. Instead would it not be better to - Fix select on /dev/vcsa to work - During init start up after init processes are running have the init tasks (or for that matter the kernel) fire up the speech helper The fact 95% of the speakup drivers are going to spontaneously go obsolete the moment serial ports vanish bothers me.

56. D-MATH: Study Advice For Students Study advice during semester. Only in weeks without exerciseclasses. On Wednesdays, 12001300 in HG G 53. http://www.sam.math.ethz.ch/~grsam/NumMath2_MATH_WS0203/praesenz.en.html

Deutsch January 20, 2003 Author: Markus von Oehsen Design: Michele Marcionelli Study advice during semester Only in weeks without exercise classes. On Wednesdays, 12:00-13:00 in HG G 53.

57. D-MATH: Study Advice For Students Translate this page Study advice during semester. Dienstags, 12-13Uhr, nach Vereinbarung mit Luca Rovelli. http://www.sam.math.ethz.ch/~gruppe4/AlgebraI_INFK_WS0203/praesenz.en.html

Deutsch November 21, 2002 Author: Luca Rovelli Design: Michele Marcionelli Study advice during semester Dienstags, 12-13 Uhr, nach Vereinbarung mit Luca Rovelli

58. Math 144-Exam Advice Exam advice Trigonometry, math 144Section 02 Fall, 2001. The bestway to prepare for an exam is to actually take one under the http://www.isu.edu/~krilcath/m144/advice.html

Exam Advice Trigonometry, Math 144Section 02 Fall, 2001 The best way to prepare for an exam is to actually take one under the same circumstances as the real thing, just as musicians do dress rehearsals, football players play scrimmages, and athletes in general train under conditions similar to those they will play in, compete in, etc. Thus you should start by taking the test at the end of the chapter with a time limit of about 50 minutes and with no books or notes available and no distractions. This will help you identify the areas you most need to work on and thus make the time spent studying most effective It will generally be most productive per unit of study time for you to be actively working problems from the sections or from the Review Exercises and checking them. As you do so, focus on increasing speed and accuracy and avoid relying on the book or notes. This will help you arrive confident that you are ready to take the exam. You will probably also find it helpful to understand and correct errors on old quizzes, organize the important material into your own outline or study guide, and/or

59. Advice On Math II C And Physics? College Discussion Forums SAT/ACT Tests and Test Preparation advice onmath II C and Physics? Click to Visit advice on math II C and Physics? http://www.collegeconfidential.com/discus/messages/69/5646.html

Advice on Math II C and Physics? College Discussion Forums SAT/ACT Tests and Test Preparation : Advice on Math II C and Physics? By Ryan on Sunday, February 02, 2003 - 06:47 pm Edit By df on Sunday, February 02, 2003 - 11:10 pm Edit Math IIC: review your Precalc book. By on Monday, February 03, 2003 - 12:08 am Edit tru Add a Message This is a private posting area. A valid username and password combination is required to post messages to this discussion. Username: Password: Administrator's Control Panel Board Moderators Only Administer Page Delete Conversation Close Conversation Move Conversation

60. Placement Advice It contains our best printed advice for students choosing between Calculus Iand Calculus II. If you need a copy, please contact the math department. http://www.willamette.edu/cla/math/program/placement.html

College of Liberal Arts Math Home Faculty Program Location News Majors Readings Links Alumni This site maintained by: Kelly Moore, Admin. Asst. Collins Last Update: 03-03-03 Mathematics Department 900 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301 Choosing Your First Math Course at WU First, please understand that this information is advice . It is not intended to force you into any particular course or courses. This is our best advice for people we haven't met. If you like, you can get personalized advice by meeting with a member of the Mathematics faculty. Stop by the Mathematics Department offices at any time. You can also contact anyone in the Mathematics department via e-mail. Where the Mathematics Department is located. [The Department offices are located on the 3rd floor of Collins Hall, near the elevator. Faculty email addresses.

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