
Edited by
A. G. Howson
Edited by
J. P. Kahane
Edited by
P. Lauginie
Edited by
E. de Turckheim
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print Publication Year:1988
Online Publication Date:April 2011
Online ISBN:9781139013505
Hardback ISBN:9780521353953
Paperback ISBN:9780521357036
Book DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139013505
Subjects: Recreational mathematics
Based on the International Commission on Mathematical Instruction conference held in early 1987, this volume consists of a number of key papers presented by international authorities on the role of mathematics in applied subjects, such as engineering, computer science, and mathematical modelling. The importance of certain mathematical ideas, such as geometry and discrete mathematics is stressed, as well as the more classical methods. The book includes a long article by the editor synthesising some of the main themes and trends debated at the conference.
pp. i-ii
pp. iii-iii
pp. iv-iv
On the teaching of mathematics as a service subject: Read PDF
pp. 1-19
What mathematics should be taught to students in physical sciences, engineering, …?: Read PDF
pp. 20-27
Mathematics as a service subject – Why?: Read PDF
pp. 28-34
Teaching first-year students: Read PDF
pp. 35-44
Teaching mathematics to engineering students utilising innovative teaching methods: Read PDF
pp. 45-57
Discrete mathematics: some personal thoughts: Read PDF
pp. 58-62
Mathematical education for engineering students: Read PDF
pp. 63-69
Some reflections about the teaching of mathematics in engineering schools: Read PDF
pp. 70-74
Teaching mathematics as a service subject: Read PDF
pp. 75-89
pp. 90-90
List of Participants: Read PDF
pp. 91-91
Contents of Selected Papers on the Teaching of Mathematics as a Service Subject : Read PDF
pp. 92-92
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