Teacher's Resources Books

This course demonstrates how to conduct historical research through a case study of a nineteenth-century work of British political satire, "The Egyptian Red Book." It examines how to categorize historical documents, how to identify images of unknown figures, and how to decode satire from a...

This course offers AP history and English teachers teaching material for studying different wars throughout the Western Hemisphere. The collection is organized into three major sub-folders: Caribbean and Latin American independence movements, the U.S. Civil War, and the U.S.-Mexican War.

This is a senior-level undergraduate course that covers the fundamentals of digital signal processing, along with several applications throughout the course. Some applications of particular emphasis are speech modeling, coding and synthesis, and also imaging processing topics including filtering...

This course is designed to link two National Science Foundation projects: Computing Cases and the EAC (ethics across the curriculum) Toolkit. The course contains topics on the following subjects: case studies, socio technical systems, theory Building, decision making frameworks, and computing...

The fundamental concepts and tools in signal processing including: linear and shift-invariant systems, vector spaces and signal expansions, Fourier transforms, sampling, spectral and time-frequency analyses, digital filtering, z-transform, random signals and processes, Wiener and adaptive filters.

The course gives a critical look at the Periodic table of elements and why they are classified as such.

A guide to the third grade math olympiad.

A guide to the third grade math olympiad.

An article describing a dedicated knowledge assessment system, designed to supplement existing e-learning solutions, as they implement such functionality in inadequate manner. The design of the system includes a number of original solutions and often exceeds similar products in terms of...