Basic Calculations
Serhat Beyenir
Basic calculations with Excel.
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Of Muses and Mises: A Prelude to Natural Philosophy Pop quiz: who did Murray Rothbard call "the first Greek economic thinker"? Aristotle, you say? Plato? Nope. To quote Rothbard himself: The honor of being the first Greek economic thinker goes to the poet Hesiod.[1] Now, Hesiod was a farmer-turned-poet in a b
Invisible Glass - How to Make an Object Vanish
With just a few ingredients, you will have the power to make a glass vanish right before your eyes! Okay, maybe it's not magic, but a really cool science experiment about index of refraction making an object appear invisible. Steve Spangler does a great job of explaining the science behind this vanishing trick. (03:10)
2.3 Video activity: Discussion
Frontline managers are responsible for gathering service user views on their needs. Whose views should be taken into account? How do managers gather views? This unit helps you consider ways of getting feedback from service users, and shows the inclusive approach of a manager of a voluntary sector mental health service.
Student Report: One person's trash....
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Sustainable Concordia demonstrates how a wealth of information is wrapped up in every single hefty bag.
Report by Journalism student Laura Göhler
Modèle expérimental de la respiration humaine (video)
A chacune de nos respirations, les poumons se gonflent ou se dégonflent pour inspirer ou expirer de l’air. Or les poumons n’ont pas de muscles. Quel est le phénomène qui leur permet de se dilater ?
Introduction: Why a Book on Writing and Statistical Help for Graduate Students and Faculty?
John R. Slate,
Ana Rojas-LeBouef
This book, A Self-Help and Practical Guide to Preparing Theses, Dissertations, and Manuscripts, is authored by John R. Slate and Ana Rojas-LeBouef from Sam Houston State University. This book is […]
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Network Dynamics in Social Networks
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Rollback: An Interview with Thomas E. Woods, Jr. Design Weather Instruments using LEGO Sensors
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Students will design and create a LEGO structure that will house and protect a temperature sensor. They will leave the structure in a safe spot and check the temperature regularly and chart it.
