A java code for computing permutation algebra using standard cycle notation (right to left). The first version was produced during Fall 2017 and the second version was produced during Spring 2018. Version 2.0 is available for download (Readme can be found at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Mz6-6lMd2kL6WiWI4VnBuhclZ3C1dAw/view).

This is a textbook for a course on developing online business solutions offered to students of IT, Software Engineering and Computer Science Departments as well as management students in the Faculty of Business Administration. The goal is to help IT developers understand the nature of business and Business managers manage IT development. The book has 4 chapters: 1) An overview of the interaction and relationship between Business and IT, 2) Modelling business, 3) Survey of Business apps, 4) A glimpse of future trends and how they will impact business and IT.

An ePortfolio project to allow students an opportunity to present their best work and demonstrate essential skills. This ePortfolio can be used when applying for internships, jobs, scholarships, or college admissions. 

It can be helpful to know how long will alcohol remain in your system. It depends on age, gender, genetics, and body mass. Alcohol stays on women's bodies longer than men. Also, the more fat you have, the longer alcohol spends time in your system. And because your liver works more slowly as you get older, alcohol stays in the old peoples' system for longer. Nothing you do will speed up taking alcohol out of your system.  

Technology has changed the world today instead of books students are having ipad today

Students demonstrate their skill in soils investigation and interpretation through independent projects undertaken in groups of one to three and presented in class using visual aids.

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Students work in groups to develop posters that communicate their concept of landscape following several field labs (soils, sediment analysis, river discharge, vegetation survey, aquatic life) at one location. They must consider four categories: landscape interactions, landscape history, life, and perspectives/communication.

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This is a lesson that makes the students use three different resources for showing where they want to travel to a Spanish speaking land.  It also gives a rubric for grading this assignment.  They are to refer to a video, a website about the location and a website showing the demographic information of that location.  They also have to write their report in Spanish and all their resources have to be in Spanish as well.

Almost all of the problems in the 2017 edition of OpenStax College Physics have been coded into the WeBWorK software. Physics instructors are free to use these problems in creating homework assignments in their physics courses.

https://github.com/santodagostino/webwork-open-problem-library

This is a homework assignment I gave to linguistics students in the class Cross-Cultural Communication. It was designed as an introduction to language and new media, connecting principles of computer-mediated communication to formal linguistic concepts.

This assignment should be accessible to students in an Introduction to Linguistics class.

This presentation and quiz are designed to help students understand what plagiarism is in the context of a science class.
It is written in h5p so it can be easily adapted or re-used.

Plate tectonics is a quantitative, robust and testable, geologic model describing the surface motions of Earth's outer skin. It is based on real data and assumptions, and built using the scientific method. New space geodesy data provide important quantitative (and independent) tests of this model. In general, these new data show a close match to model predictions, and suggest that plate motion is steady and uniform over millions of years. Active research continues to refine the model and to better our understanding of plate motion and tectonics. The exercise presented here aims to help students experience the process of doing science and to understand the science underlying the plate tectonic theory.

Key words: plate tectonics, global plate motion models, assumptions, geologic data (spreading rates, transform fault azimuths, earthquake slip vectors), space geodesy tests.

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Summary: Survey questions used to review Introduction to Psychology concepts in the area of Research Methods, Brain and Brain Imaging, and Psychopathology. These activities are designed to help students master the following course outcomes:MassTransfer Academic PathwaysDiscipline: PsychologyGeneral PsychologyStudent Learning Outcomes Note: The American Psychological Association (2013) provides guidelines for the undergraduate psychology major and, in those guidelines, outlines 5 learning goals for the major.  Introduction to Psychology is a foundational course within the major and, as such, upon completion of the course students will be able to exhibit basic competencies within each of the five areas.