A toolbox with DERIVE: calculus on several variables, Applications of Computer Algebra

A toolbox is a set of procedures taking advantage of the computing power and graphical capacities of a CAS. With these procedures the students can solve math problems, apply mathematics to engineering or simply reinforce the learning of certain mathematical concepts. From the point of view of their construction, we can consider two types of toolboxes: (i) the closed box, built by the teacher, in which the utility files are provided to the students together with the respective tutorials and several worksheets with proposed exercises and problems,

Dibujos de dos alemanes en España: Otto Schubert y Oskar Jürgens

Reconocimiento, homenaje y propuesta de investigación sobre dos autores de gran importancia en el estudio y la difusión de nuiestro patrimonio arquitectónico y urbano

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