Mathematical Milestones: Nature, Science, Business, Computers and Artificial Intelligence
In his book, Mathematical Milestones, Professor Clement Falbo, PhD, shares many of the interesting historical anecdotes about mathematics. When Archimedes invented calculus in 250 BCE,...
This book is based on the author’s classroom notes from an Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) approach used by the mathematics faculty at the University Of Texas, Austin in 1955.
In his book, Mathematical Milestones, Professor Clement Falbo, PhD, shares many of the interesting historical anecdotes about mathematics. When Archimedes invented calculus in 250 BCE,...
This book is based on the author’s classroom notes from an Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) approach used by the mathematics faculty at the University Of Texas, Austin in 1955.
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Clement Falbo
Dr. Clement E. Falbo is a Mathematics Professor Emeritus at Sonoma State University, where he taught for 35 years. Upon retirement in 1999, he, along with his wife Jean Ann Falbo, served in the U. S. Peace Corps in the African nation of Zimbabwe. Together they taught African high school students mathematics and science.
A Mathematical Story
From Dr. Falbo
At its core, Mathematical Milestones: Nature, Science, Business, Computers and Artificial Intelligence by Dr. Clement E. Falbo is about the story of the field of Mathematics. It covers the history and evolution of math through the years. Its interdisciplinary contributions and relationships with other disciplines, such as business, engineering, economics, and physics, are also discussed.
The book takes readers through the rudimentary use of math to its most advanced applications in contemporary times. Examples of practical applications of math are also detailed in this book.Readers' Reaction
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