Math Technology - Current Activities and Assignments

Classroom Expectations Unit 1

8/21/07
(Tu)

 

Introduction - Community and Team Building

Using the TI-83 Calculator - Graphing and Finding a Complete Graph

HW - Graph a factored polynomial with four factors and find a complete graph in the form of y=(x+a)(x-b).......

8/22/07
(We)
  Graphing with the TI-83 Calculator - Worksheet
8/23/07
(Th)
 

Graphing (con't)
Solving systems of equations by graphing

8/24/07
(Fr)
 

Using Logger Pro to graph functions.
Introduction to Microsoft Excel - Finding mean, median, mode, and quartiles.

8/27/07
(Mo)
 

Five Number Summary

Using Microsoft Excel - Nebraska School Enrollment - Data WorkSheet
Source: http://www.neded.org/files/research/stathand/jsect1.htm

Activity Sheet

Get your own set of data and find the 5 number summary plus the total and mean. Explain what each value means.

8/28/07
(Tu)
  Finding the equation of a line manually and with the calculator using a regression method. Use the total student enrollment data from the Nebraska School Enrollment spreadsheet. Handout

8/29/07
(We)

  More linear regressions using the Urban Mobility Study Data. Fit a model to the data.
8/30/07
(Th)
  Quiz1 - DataSet1 or DataSet2
8/31/07
(Fr)
  Using Logger Pro to find a linear regression. Summarize the Urban Mobility Study in a Word Document
9/4/07
(Tu)
 

Print and turn in Urban Mobility Summary
Introduction to programming on the TI-83
Formula Worksheet

9/5/07
(We)
 

Calculator Programming Unit

  • Basic programming - Input, Process, Output
  • Using If - Then - Else loops
9/10/07
(Mo)
 

Constructing and Interpreting Charts and Graphs in Excel

  • Line
  • Column/Bar
  • Stacked Column/Bar
  • Pie
9/14/05
(Fr)
  Graphing Activity - WS03 Data Set
9/17/07
(Mo)
  Modeling Linear Equations
9/18/07
(Tu)
 

Modeling Quadratic Equations

9/19/07
(We)
  Using Logger Pro to Model Quadratic Functions - Sample Data
Homework Data for Logger Pro
9/20/07
(Th)
  Introduction to Geometer's Sketch Pad - Concurrency Project
9/21/07
(Fr)
  Modeling Quadratics Quiz
9/24/07
(Mo)
  Continue Concurrency Project
9/25/07
(Tu)
 

Correct Modeling Quiz

Geometers Sketchpad Worksheet

  • Create a parallelogram
  • Create a trapezoid
  • Create an isosceles right triangle

 

9/26/07
(We)
  Right Triangle Trigonometry
9/28/07
(Fr)
  Measuring angles of elevation and height. Outdoors on the plaza.
10/1/07
(Mo)
 

Trigonometry Quiz

Review
Solutions

Writing Project

The writing project should be in paragraph format with properly constructed sentences. Data may be in tables. We have not discussed drawing tools in word or using other graphics packages, so you may leave space and make a sketch by hand on your document if you would like to include sketches of any objects. You may also use graphics tools for sketches if you wish to include a sketch. Sketches may be helpful but are not required.

On Friday, your group made a series of measurements to establish the height of the school and the flag pole. Describe in detail, the objects you measured, the actual measurements and what you were able to determine from those measurements. Explain why each measurement was made in the progression from the first object to the final measurements of the flag pole. Use language consistent with that discussed in class and used in the worksheets.

Discuss with other groups, the height of the flag pole and the height of the school. Summarize how your value compares with those of the other groups? How did the method of measuring the height of the school vary among the groups? Was there a difference in the values? How did your measurements vary from those of the other groups?

Make sure your name is at the top of the page. Save a copy of your writing project. Print a copy and turn it in before leaving today. Each student is required to submit a writing project.

 

10/2/07
(Tu)
  Solving the height of the cell tower using data from Friday.
10/3/07
(We)
 

Using Logger Pro to evaluate Video - Activity 1

Sample01.mov Sample01.csv

10/4/07
(Th)

  Parametric Motion - Video Activity
10/5/07
(Fr)
 

Activity 2 for Logger Pro

Sample02.mov - Sample 02.csv

10/8/07
(Mo)
 

Activity 3

npg4_locam - npg4_ground - npg6 - npg2_fail

10/10/07
(We)
 

Parametric Equation Summary

 

1. Define a parametric equation.

2. What can be learned from a parametric model?

3. What types of calculations can be made from a parametric model?

4. What makes a successful road barrier system? What considerations must be taken into account when designing a road barrier?

5. Analyze the video to find a sample data set. What can be determined from the sample set of data?

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10/19/07
(Fr)
 

Final Exam - Department of Economic Devlopment Webpage

Movie

 
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