Each unit is divided into two parts. For each part you can download Lecture notes in PDF or PS format. Each part has its problem set and a corresponding on-line Lab. You can find the Lecture Notes, On-Line Labs, and Problem Sets through corresponding links on the left. You can also find them (for each unit) through the corresponding unit links. The Problem Sets are made available on the Web one by one, according to the schedule; every problem set will be available (at least) one week before it is due. Solutions to the problem sets will also be made available on the Web (after the submission deadline).
Don't forget to check the latest announcements on the Announcements page.
Problem Sets: You need to look at the On-Line Labs and at the Problem
Sets (clickable on the left). The On-Line Labs
review some of the material seen in class, and give you interactive
windows to try out various things. The
problem sets contain questions and assignments for you to answer or
complete. To answer some of these
questions you'll need the interactive pages from the On-Line Labs. On
the due dates for the problem sets (see Due
Dates or Calendar) you hand in the completed homework only. (No need to
hand in a print-out of the corresponding On-Line Lab.)
The videotaped lectures of Spring 2003 course are available on blackboard. To access
these, go to http://blackboard.princeton.edu and check under
Courses -> APC199 Math Alive -> Lectures
References:
For All Practical Purposes : Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics. 4th edition
(December 1997). W.H. Freeman &Co.; ISBN: 0716728419.
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