Austin Community College, Northridge Campus

Fall 2008 Semester

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Class Information
MATH 1314 College Algebra MWF 8:00-8:50 a.m.
MATH 1314 College Algebra MWF 9:10-10:00 a.m.

Office Information

Graphing Calculator Help

Free Graphing Software
Web Page Function Graphers
Internet Access

Links to Math-Related Pages

ACC Testing Centers
ACC Learning Labs
ACC's Home Page
ACC's Math Website
ACC's Catalog
ACC's Campus Locations

THEA Test Home Page

Click on the
7Up guy and
let him read
your mind.

Click on the
crystal ball
and let it read
your mind.

Office Information

Office Location: Northridge Campus, PB4

Office Hours: MWF 10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

Office Telephone (during office hours only): 223-4026 or 223-4027

Voice Mail (any time): 223-1795 (When asked for my mailbox number, enter 26327 and press the # button on your phone. When you hear the beep, leave your message.)

Email: jthom@austincc.edu

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Internet Access

All students have access to the Internet in the Library, which at Northridge is in the middle of the second floor of Building 1000. If you're new to computers or the Internet, there will be someone at that location who can help you get started.
 
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Free Graphing Software

GraphEQ (versions for Windows and Mac)

xFunctions -- Mac OS graphing program. Very intuitive with lots of pull-down menus and on-screen help.

WinPlot -- Windows OS graphing program. A guide for using WinPlot is available.

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Web Page Function Graphers

Java Function Grapher works within your browser. To enter a function, don't type "y=" or "f(x)="; just type the function's formula. There is no "Print" feature. If you want to print a graph, you'll first have to do a "Screen Capture" or a "Print Screen." Fairly fast and very convenient.

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If you look at the above images from within a foot or two of your computer screen, Mr. Angry is on the left, and Mr.Calm is on the right.
Move 12 feet away from your screen and look at the images. Presto! They switch places!!
Hmmmmm. Maybe seeing shouldn't be believing.
This illusion is credited to Phillippe G.Schyns and Aude Oliva of the University of Glasgow .
 
 
Send email to: jthom@austincc.edu
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Mathematics
Last revised: August 5, 2008