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Higher education engineering task cards
SOLUTIONS MANUAL for Programming Logic and Design, 10th Edition by Joyce Farrell
SOLUTIONS MANUAL for Programming Logic and Design, 10th Edition by Joyce Farrell.TABLE OF CONTENTSCHAPTER 1: An Overview of Computers and ProgrammingCHAPTER 2: Elements of High-Quality ProgramsCHAPTER 3: Understanding StructureCHAPTER 4: Making DecisionsCHAPTER 5: LoopingCHAPTER 6: ArraysCHAPTER 7: File Handling and ApplicationsCHAPTER 8: Advanced Data Handling ConceptsCHAPTER 9: Advanced Modularization TechniquesCHAPTER 10: Object-Oriented ProgrammingCHAPTER 11: More Object-Oriented Programming
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Kinetic and Gravitational Potential Energy Task Cards
8 easy, 8 medium and 8 challenge task cards on kinetic and gravitational potential energy (calculations, re-arranging the formulae, conservation of energy). Answers included.
Using task cards is a great way to engage your learners. As the questions are on separate cards, they can stay focussed. Use the ‘medium’ and ‘challenge’ cards in conjunction with rewards to keep them motivated. Use these in groups or for revision at the end of a topic.
Three versions included: Single page (e.g. for proj
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Differential Equations Card Sort and Solve (calculus)
I wrote this activity to help my students categorize the three kinds of separable differential equations: independent variable only; dependent variable only; both independent and dependent variables.
There are 12 cards. The first task is to look beyond all of the given information and verbiage and to look only at the DE and classify it as one of the three types. Once the students have classified, they check their results with the teacher and begin to answer the questions. Some involve sol
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Practice Sheet 02 - Coulomb's Law (Medium Dependency) - Electrostatics
In this task card, we have discussed Coulomb's Force with Medium. There are multiple media in which magnitude of charges and separation distance are not changed but those charges are placed in different medium each time. What student have to, they have to calculate the force when relative permittivity of any medium changes, for example if relative permittivity becomes 3, means force must decrease 3 times.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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3D Print Your Own School Supplies: Level 3
Are you (or your students) ready to design your own 3D printable objects? This set includes three 3d printing design ideas related to "Back to School." You will find helpful hints, tricks and reminders for designing your own globe, desktop organizer and pencil sharpener.*****************************************************************************Experience Level:These are all Level 3 projects, meaning that they are designed for students who are already experienced with 3D modeling. Students shou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: 3D Print Your Own School Supplies Mega Bundle
Practice Sheet 03 - Coulomb's Law (Direction of Force) - Electrostatics
In this task card, we are intending for students to understand/ be assessed regarding the direction of forces on a point charge due to presence of multiple charges in the surroundings. Solution is included in this PDF for reference.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Practice Sheet 01 - Coulomb's Law - Electrostatics
A Practice worksheet to understand Coulomb's Law. This will help you to analyze how Force between two point charges changes if magnitude of charges or separation distance or both of them changed in a scenario.===Resoton Works===byKhan Affan
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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