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The page contains a collection of documents on the creation and use of the Calculus I Model Course created during the WebWork Conference. |
The page contains a collection of documents on the creation and use of the Calculus I Model Course created during the WebWork Conference. |
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| − | A course based on the first semester of calculus as as taught at the University of Rochester is: |
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| − | https://test.webwork.maa.org/moodle/ |
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The aim for this particular model course is to provide examples of "best practice" code writing for WeBWorK problems. |
The aim for this particular model course is to provide examples of "best practice" code writing for WeBWorK problems. |
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but it is not meant to for any particular pedagogical choice of subjects or presentation. |
but it is not meant to for any particular pedagogical choice of subjects or presentation. |
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Latest revision as of 10:41, 28 October 2015
PREP 2011 Calculus 1 Model Course
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The page contains a collection of documents on the creation and use of the Calculus I Model Course created during the WebWork Conference.
The aim for this particular model course is to provide examples of "best practice" code writing for WeBWorK problems. The schedule of subjects is one actually in use at Rochester using Stewart's book as a text, but it is not meant to for any particular pedagogical choice of subjects or presentation.
