MATH2039 files

Notes/exams/class tests/coursework from the 2008/09 MATH2039 course.

Adding Camtasia video files to Blackboard

This short video shows how to add a video produced using Camtasia Studio to a Blackboard course

How to import files from your J drive into Teamsite

An update to Java meant that you can only import files into Teamsite from your 'My Documents' folder, which isn't much use if they are all stored on your J drive. This video shows you how to fix the problem.

Recoding Data and Syntax Files.doc (6)

Notes on how to recode data and use of Synyax files in SPSS. Used in Research Skills for Biomedical Science

E-Research Methods Zip files

Download these if you want to run your own, modufued version of erm

Uffington White Horse vector art files

Vector graphic files for the Uffington White Horse in PDF, AI (Adobe Illustrator EPS) and SVG formats. I manually traced these from a photo using Xara Xtreme.

eHandbook cube logo source files

The source files and full sized renders of the main eHandbook 'cube' (both Photoshop and .png format). Created by David Davies and Dr Matt Jones.

eHandbook title logo source files

Source files (Photoshop .psd) and full sized .png of the eHandbook title logo.

2 + 2 files

These folder contains all the handout material for my Wednesday morning slots.

Combining multiple files in to a single PDF file using Adobe Pro X

This video shows you how to create a single PDF file combining the contents of several files. The steps relate to using Adobe Pro X. For best viewing Download the file.

NI USRP DQPSK Transceiver LabVIEW files

LabVIEW files for a DQPSK transmitter and receiver. These files use the NI USRP as transmitter and receiver, where one USRP transmits data and another USRP acts as a receiver. These files are needed for the "NI USRP Lab: DQPSK Transceiver Design" lab available on EdShare.

Combining multiple files in to a single PDF file using Adobe Acrobat XI Pro

This video shows you how to create a single PDF file combining the contents of several files. The steps relate to using Adobe Acrobat XI Pro which can be accessed in any of the University's workstation rooms or can be installed from the Additional Software folder on a staff desktop. For best viewing Download the file.