Advantages of using the Briggs/Cochran Calculus eBook Speaking About… Math and Stats February 2013 Presented by German Vargas College of Coastal Georgia.

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Advantages of using the Briggs/Cochran Calculus eBook Speaking About… Math and Stats February 2013 Presented by German Vargas College of Coastal Georgia

 The Book ◦ Our experience at College of Coastal Georgia  The eBook ◦ Advantages  MyMathLab ◦ Homework Assignments ◦ Mathematica Player (CDF Player)  Interactive eBook ◦ Classroom Instruction  Examples

 Obtain immediate response in a graph of a function as you change different parameters

 Explore new concepts visually without being limited to few examples. You choose the values in the graphs…

 Show how slopes of secant lines approach the slope of the tangent line with a interactive figure instead of a sequence of separate images

 Present strong concepts in a fun and interactive way

 Zoom or change the window box to explore fine details or special behaviors of graphs.

 Students have the opportunity to see demonstration typically presented by their professors directly in the eBook as they read it.

 Observe dynamic figures instead of snapshots of situations that are dynamical in nature.

 Compare different approximations in a single interactive figure.

 Introduce new concepts without sacrificing the level of customization of the figures.

 Volume by Slicing

 Volume of solids with a given cross sectional shape

 Volume of solids of revolution: Disks

 Volume of solids of revolution: Washers

 Volume of solids of revolution: Shells

 No need to incorporate external applets to your presentation

 Electric Potential function