Monthly Archives: January 2018

Check out sustainabilitymath.org

Posted on January 15, 2018 by Matt Boelkins

My friend and graduate school colleague Tom Pfaff of Ithaca College has done a lot of great work on issues related to sustainability.  He has a wonderful collection of free resources for instructors at his blog, http://sustainabilitymath.org/. In particular, you can … Continue reading →

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A new home for Active Calculus: https://activecalculus.org

Posted on January 10, 2018 by Matt Boelkins

I’m pleased to announce that the HTML version of Active Calculus will now be found at https://activecalculus.org/single/. At https://activecalculus.org/ you’ll find a landing page that includes an overview of features of the text, links to the various versions of the text, … Continue reading →

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More Linear Algebra

Posted on January 8, 2018 by Matt Boelkins

Many years ago, Gil Strang wrote a wonderful short essay titled “Too Much Calculus.”  His thesis:  calculus and linear algebra are imbalanced in the curriculum.  Even as the author of a calculus text, I totally agree.  Our students need more … Continue reading →

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