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Measurement Scales (UMAP)

This unit introduces four types of measurement scales -- nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio -- and considers their...

Using Percent (HiMAP)

This comprehensive unit emphasizes that understanding percentages is essential for survival in today's world of compl...

Problem Solving Using Graphs (HiMAP)

This examination of graph theory introduces techniques such as minimum-cost spanning tress, shortest-route algorithms...

The Mathematics of Conflict (HiMAP)

Students see how decision mathematics can be used to understand conflict and give us a new historical perspective. Hi...

Symmetry, Rigid Motion, and Patterns (HiMAP)

Students examine patterns in wallpaper and ancient artifacts to discover the fascinating applications of basic aspect...

The Mathematical Theory of Elections (HiMAP)

This module illustrates how mathematics can design and analyze election and ranking methods. Preference schedules, fa...

Recurrence Relations - 'Counting Backwards' (HiMAP)

Introduce students to difference equations by showing their unique application to computer science. HiMAP Module 2. ...

Student Generations (HiMAP)

Introduces functions and strategies (heuristics) for students to generate and solve their own problems. HiMAP Module ...

The Apportionment Problem: The Search for the Perfect Democracy (HiMAP)

A look at the apportionment of the House of Representatives, and how many representatives from each state are sent to...

Fair Divisions: Getting Your Fair Share (HiMAP)

Demonstrates how mathematics can be used to divide objects fairly, such as the equitable distribution of an item that...

A Mathematical Look at the Calendar (HiMAP)

This unit demonstrates mathematical techniques for finding the day of the week on a given date, finding mathematical ...

Spheres and Satellites (HiMAP)

Students use graphing calculators to discover amazing geometric facts about our backyards, our world, and beyond. HiM...

The Mathematician's Coloring Book (HiMAP)

The four-color theorem is introduced through maps, pictures, and worksheets, which explore the branch of mathematics ...

Decision Making & Math Models (HiMAP)

This unit discusses the mathematical models that help solve three common management problems. The unit works well wit...

A Uniform Approach to Rate and Ratio Problems (HiMAP)

A technique for solving rate and ratio problems, the Universal Rate Formula, is applied to a variety of mathematical ...

Explore Sorts (HiMAP)

Sorting algorithms are used by virtually every computer program. This module and companion Macintosh software examine...

The Abacus: Its History and Applications (HiMAP)

Critical mathematics concepts such as using word names, standard notation, and place value are brought to life when s...

Codes Galore (HiMAP)

Students use the recently developed mathematics of codes used to hide and compress data. HiMAP Module 18. HiMAP libr...

Fair Voting - Weighted Votes for Unequal Constituencies (HiMAP)

Students are challenged to use the mathematics of weighted voting to wrestle with important social issues such as how...

Optimality Pays: An Introduction to Linear Programming (HiMAP)

This module provides a history of linear programming and covers several business-management concepts including assign...

Regression Toward the Mean (UMAP)

Regression toward the mean is a phenomenon that is a natural by-product of less-than-perfect correlation between two ...

Algebra: Language for a Changing World: Unit 1 Variables

What algebra is used by police to calculate speeding fines? Can algebra provide a useful tool in helping our environm...