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Uses modelling and animation to consider the problem of finding an inverse of three functions: a quadratic, cosine and tangent.
Introduces the study of geometry via group theory, introducing this approach on three-dimensional Euclidean geometry.
Looks at two types of computer system used by British Rail for modern signalling: one for indication and control, and one for interlocking.
Jon Hamwee, of the Open University Systems Group, demonstrates the technique of drawing ‘influence diagrams’, which are an important analytical tool in the systems approach to problem solving. Shows a...
Traces the history of mercury from its use as a cosmetic and a paint, through to magnetic levitation (Maglev) railway trains. Set in Almaden, Spain, the world’s largest producer of mercury.
Examines some of the more unusual applications of simultaneous equations, from designing rollercoaster rides to training athletes.
Discusses the concepts of forces, potentials and fields. A variety of examples is used to introduce the concepts and demonstrates the relationships between them, and their applications.
A CD designed to be used in conjunction with the course books. It contains 16 study tracks of music related to the course.
A CD designed to be used in conjunction with the course books. It contains 15 study tracks of music related to the course.
Martin Banham and Kole Omotoso comment on the plays of Wole Soyinka with perticular reference to ‘Madmen and Specialists’.
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