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== Proof Courses ==
 
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Revision as of 15:32, 6 August 2012

A Model Course is a complete implementation of WeBWorK for a selection of standard courses. The intent of a model course is to provide an example that might be quickly adopted and utilized by a new user.

The following models can be reviewed by logging in to the appropriate course as a guest user. In this mode, problems can be viewed but answers will not be checked. Easy mechanisms for utilizing these models are currently under construction but anyone desiring to have the current set of problems should download the zipped up set of files available under each course.

College Algebra

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Beginning Algebra
Pre-College Algebra Developmental Course
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College Algebra
The Standard Course

Pre-Calculus

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Trigonometry
Standard approach starting with degrees

Calculus

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Calculus Classic
Calculus from a traditional approach
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Calculus Reformed
Harvard Calculus

Proof Courses

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Foundations of Mathematics
Truth Tables, Methods of Proofs, etc.

Statistics

Other

Course Pages

Elementary Statistics

Beginning Algebra

Calculus 1

Multivariate Calculus

Linear Algebra

Math for Elementary Education

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