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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Changing accurate characters to numerals.
To change numbers written in scientific notation to basic numerals and be capable of solving problems on the calculator in scientific notation. Check out the entire video lesson www.futureschool.com Find out more about Future School online tutoring www.futureschool.com
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Tutorials for High School Mathematics: Scientific Notation: Computation
www.ohiorc.org Tutorials forHigh School Mathematics presents twenty-six online tutorial lessons designed to help students review high school mathematics topics. The topics are basic to student success in post-secondary science, computer science, and engineering courses. Each tutorial lesson features a short video of a teacher reviewing the key mathematical procedures and ideas and demonstrating their application. Students are encouraged to work along as they watch the video. Several videos require the use of a graphing calculator. After viewing the video, students should take the Self-Check to evaluate their understanding of the topic. In addition to the video and Self-Check, each tutorial includes a printable copy of the video presentation and provides a list of additional online resources for further study.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Want to Change the Future, Study Your Math and Go With Zero Robotics
Almost everyone loved that show "Robot Wars" and it was very cool indeed. Yes, that probably will be the wave of the future when it comes to security and military. Still, someone has to make all those robots and design that future; build them, program them, operate them, and plan for that potential eventuality. Those who do will be gainfully employed, and have a very rewarding career with a unique and highly sought-after skill.
However, don't expect to be amongst the elite in the robotics industry if you don't study your math today because those jobs will not be available to you in the future, unless you do. Robotic technicians, programmers, and those involved in developing all the applications will need robust knowledge of mathematics to do their jobs. Yes, it is yet another reason to hit the books and study math in high school and college and work your way up the ladder taking the college prep classes and advanced mathematics courses.
There was a great article recently on the Zero Robotic Website. Oh so you are wondering what Zero Robotics is? It's a high-school competition, put on by MIT, DARPA, and NASA which creates miniature floating robots at the ISS (International Space Station) which can fly in formation and do tasks. These miniature robots are called SPHERES for; Synchronized Position Hold Engage and Reorient Experimental Satellites. I mean this is WAY COOL STUFF!
Okay so, the MIT/High School Teams "had a "Pilot" event in 2009 with ten High School students (grades 9-12), a Nationwide Pilot in 2010 with over 200 High School students from 19 US states and a summer program (NASA Summer of Innovation) in 2010 with over 150 middle school students (grades 5-8)."
This is awesome no doubt but guess what? If you don't study your math it is very doubtful that you'll be able to participate. Those who study their math can enter the robotics programming competition, and their robots may be taken into space. Imagine participating in programs like these, and such programs are on-going throughout our nation, not just for space, but in all sorts of industries.
You can participate and find yourself in a lucrative niche in the future, that is if you hit those books today, study your math, and move your knowledge, talent, and know-how up that ladder. It all starts with a little math, and you are going to need to know it, that is if you want a piece of the robotic age and future. Please consider all this and think on it.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sharp EL733A Business Calculator
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Sharp EL733A Business Calculator
- Case - Soft Wallet
- Description - Financial Calculator
- Display - 10 char. x 1 line LCD
- Display Notation - Numeric
- Financial Functions - Markup/Time&Val-$/Amort/Interest Rate Convrsn/Cost/Sell
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