On Google, there are lots of sites on how to do these equations, but very little in regards to applying these to the real world.
Try JSTOR. (enter the login and password: montytech1 at home). This is a scholarly database. Placing quotations around terms such as "first-order differential" will search as one term. You can also click in one of the boxes on the side of your results for specific subjects that apply the equations.
Try Gale Online, our largest database. After typing in a search, click on the link for All Cross-Searchable Products. Then, click on the left link for Academic Journals (you will notice many more hits), and then click in the box for Full Text. Click on Citation Tools. Choose MLA or APA. Copy and paste the citation in Easybib. Use Ctrl-f to find information quickly in a page.
You will explore the applications of concepts covered over the past several months. This assignment will be your only one for the week of 3/6 to 3/10/17 and will count as your classwork, homework, quiz, and a test grade.
At the end of the week, you will submit a paper that describes and explains the application of:
For each case, you must:
It is also worth noting that you may not hand write equations into your paper. All work must be typed. Additionally, your paper must adhere to the following criteria:
Use this custom engine to search The Electronic Library of Mathematics. In addition to the key words, add words such as model or equation to narrow the search. Use Ctrl-f to find information quickly in a page. Use Easybib to cite the page. Hint: Use Manual Cite.
Use Easybib for your citations!
Enter the code: montahsma for APA Style citations.