Finite Mathematics

Science & Math

Althoen, Steven C.

Bumcrot, Robert J.

Mathematics

W.W.Norton&Company

Book in pretty good shape. Text pages are very clean. A former library book, contains normal library stamps. Binding and cover in good shape. No dust cover.

Matrix Methods in Finite Mathematics: An Introduction with Applications to Business and Industry

<p>Statistics: Concepts and Applications is an introductory textbook in statistics and probability intended principally for students in the behavioral and natural sciences who have completed a course in college-level algebra. The authors' aim is to bring mathematical, theoretical, and conceptual integrity to a body of topics standardly covered in a statistics course at this level. The authors employ an informal, conversational prose that delivers conceptual richness and mathematical rigor in an engaging way that makes statistical and mathematical principles accessible to students with limited mathematical preparation. Each topic is typically introduced in the context of lively narrative scenarios ranging from formal experimental research (e.g., research in animal intelligence) to scientific issues of broad popular appeal (e.g., the relationship of Neanderthals to modern humans). A single scenario is developed and elaborated throughout a chapter or topical section to provide a framework for concepts and principles, which are buttressed by worked-through examples and reinforced by both drill exercises and content problems drawn from a wide variety of areas, ranging from anthropology to zoology. The exercises require only a basic hand-held calculator to solve. Statistics: Concepts and Applications is supported by a package of ancillary materials: There is an instructor's manual (with full solutions to exercises rather than just answers) that is available complimentary to adopting professors. There is also a remarkably powerful and easy-to-use DOS-compatible computer software package (ASP) and workbook for the student.</p>

Statistics: Concepts and Applications Workbook

Frank, Harry

Cambridge University Press

The workbook and software diskette are intended to supplement the exercises in Statistics: Concepts and Applications. The programs provide a set of algorithms for standard computational statistical data analysis, and the workbook takes students step by step through the analytical techniques, so they gain a deeper understanding of statistical methods and can actually practice statistics in action.

User-Friendly Workbook and ASP Tutorial: Workbook and ASP Tutorial

This instructor's manual for Statistics: Concepts and Applications contains full solutions, rather than just answers, to the exercises given in Frank and Althoen's main textbook. It is available directly from the publisher free of charge to all teachers using Statistics: Concepts and Applications as their adopted text. These books, together with the inexpensive supplementary workbook and tutorial ('User-Friendly') and the remarkably powerful and easy-to-use DOS-compatible computer software package (ASP), provide a rigorous and comprehensive undergraduate course in 'classical' statistics.

Statistics Sample instruction manual: Concepts and Applications Manual

Siefert, Amy Collins

This text aims to unify and inter-relate mathematical topics and explain how to design, run and analyse better algorithms. Many of the less common algorithms are included i.e. planarity, graph colouring, minimization of machine states. These are actually run so that students can see the importance of working through each step of an algorithm by hand. Topics are chosen for their contribution to the students ability to reason abstractly. For example, "Matrices" introduces the topic from the study of arrays, "Disjunctive Forms" does not rely on the typical Karnaugh Maps and Quine-McClusky Algorithm to find the minimal forms of any given proposition and "Planarity" presents a complete planarity algorithm allowing the student to master a tough, interesting procedure. Logic and proof are explained through example and technicalities and limitations of "real"computer languages are avoided. Topics are set in some historical framework whenever possible, within the overall studies from which they are derived. This book should be of interest to degree and diploma students on introductory mathematics courses and service courses for computer science.

Introduction to Discrete Mathematics

Computers & Technology

PWS Pub. Co.

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