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Quadratics
 This series of six programs uses vivid computer animation to introduce quadratic equations and their corresponding functions on the Cartesian plane. With different coefficients, several quadratic equations are solved and graphed on the plane and comp...(more details) |
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Trigonometric Functions 1: Solving Triangles
These programs illustrate trigonometric functions in a clear and dynamic format that makes full use of the advantages of computer animation. Methods of solving right-angled triangles, using the sine, cosine, and tangent ratios, are presented. The sin...(more details) |
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Trigonometric Functions 2: Sinusoidal Waves
Sine, cosine, and tangent functions are introduced through an examination of their graphs on the Cartesian plane. To develop a general equation for sinusoidal waves, the characteristics of amplitude and period are examined. The program shows that the...(more details) |
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Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
This six-part series explores the use of exponential and logarithmic functions to simplify complex situations and predict outcomes. The programs demonstrate the use of graphs, tables, and symbolic equations as tools for problem solving and analysis o...(more details) |
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Vectors
Using computer animation, this series investigates vectors. The definition of a vector is developed with several examples. Vectors at right angles to each other are added, and by means of the Pythagorean theorem and the tangent ratio, the magnitude a...(more details) |
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