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Submissions from 1991

Using the TI-81 Calculator, Deborah A. Bell

Using the TI-81 Calculator For More Complicated Problems - Modeling in Earth Algebra, Deborah A. Bell

Using the TI-81 Calculator in College Algebra - Earth Algebra, Deborah A. Bell

Calculus II with Mathematica, James P. Braselton

Mathematica: Using a Computer Algebra System in Mathematics Courses, James P. Braselton

Exploring the Powers of Mathematica, James P. Braselton and Martha L. Abell

Mathematica: Beyond Calculus, James P. Braselton and Martha L. Abell

Integrating a Computer Algebra System into the Calculus Curriculum, James P. Braselton, Martha L. Abell, and John W. Davenport

Mathematica: Applications Beyond Calculus, James P. Braselton, Martha L. Abell, and John W. Davenport

Implementing Technology into the Mathematics Classroom, James P. Braselton and Arthur G. Sparks

Implementing Calculus as Formal Laboratory Courses Using Mathematica, James P. Braselton, Arthur G. Sparks, and John W. Davenport

Integrating Computer Algebra Systems into the Calculus Sequence, James P. Braselton, Arthur G. Sparks, and John W. Davenport

Integrating Technology into the Mathematics Curriculum, James P. Braselton, Arthur G. Sparks, and John W. Davenport

Department Seminar, Armstrong State College, Brett Larson

Department Seminar, Dekalb College, Brett Larson

Department Seminar, Georgia Southern University, Brett Larson

An Adaptive Methods for Solving Nonsymmetric Linear Systems Involving Application of SCPACK, Xiezhang Li