Math 300 Text Pages
- Remote Access (Notes)
- Command lines
- Some Unix Commands
- Managing Processes
- Shells and scripts
- Shell command cheat sheet
- Setting File Permissions
- ICE
- GUIs
- Computerworld History of Unix
- Markup Language
- Hypertext Markup Languange
- HTML ICE
- HTML Cheat Sheet
- HTML5
- Mathematical Typesetting
- MathJax
- The current status and future of MathML
- MathML (ICE)
- MathML/SVG Example (ICE)
- MathML
- MathML Cheat Sheet
- SVG
- SVG ICE
- SVG Cheat Sheet
- Non-decimal numbers (ICE)
- Color Specifications
- Image Formats
- Cascading Style Sheets
- CSS Basics
- Setting up CSS pages (Notes)
- Style Tags (ICE)
- Cascading Style Cheat Sheet
- XML
- Computers and the Internet
- Using TeX
- Installing MikTeX
- Basic LaTeX (ICE)
- LaTeX Mathematics (ICE)(Characteristic Polynomial)
- LaTeX Does Details (ICE)
- Spacing and Fonts (ICE)
- Packages
- A sample TeX file, and the LaTeX to create it
- Latex Hints (PDF
- Class Notes - 2012
- Essentials of TeX
- Extended Latex reference
- TeX Symbols
- TeX Presentations (Beamer)
- Mathematical Software
- Basic Matlab (ICE)
- Vectors and Matrices in Matlab
- Floating Point Numbers in Matlab
- Strings in Matlab
- Flow Control in Matlab
- Vector Tricks in Matlab
- Publishing a Script
- Scripts and Functions
- 2-D Plots
- Matlab Function ICE (differentiation)
- Matlab Slices
- Matlab Function ICE (integration)
- Matlab Function ICE (integration)
- Example of writing a function
- Text Handling
- Matlab Cheat Sheet
- For Loop ICE
- Flow Control ICE
- Newton's Method ICE
- Secant Method ICE
- Maple
- Python
- Getting Python
- Python Basics
- Python Data Types
- Python Arrays
- Python Ranges
- Python Function Files
- Python Flow Control
- Python Classes
- Python Strings
- Python Speed
- Python Plots
- Python Symbolics
- Python Solving
- Python Trade-offs
- Python ICEs
Assignment B is posted.
You may rewrite one (1) question of the second quiz to be
graded anew. Attach to the quiz the page with the
neatly rewritten answer to a clearly-identified question.
The answer is worth up to all the points you lost on the
question, so choose the question you lost the most points on.
This is due by class time on Monday, 26 November.
Note that the standards for this solution will be slightly higher
than for the quiz. In particular, since you have time, you must
explain your answers very clearly.