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Mathematics 6 — British Columbia
A complete self-directed course aligned to the current British Columbia Mathematics 6 curriculum.
- Version
- 0.9.0
- Format
- 1.1
- Language
- en-CA
- Level
- Grade 6
- License
- CC-BY-4.0
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A complete self-directed course aligned to the current British Columbia Mathematics 6 curriculum.
A short, interactive introduction to how plants use sunlight energy to make sugar and release oxygen.
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Electromagnetism from charges, fields, potentials, and energy through DC/AC circuits, magnetism, induction, Maxwell equations, waves, and field-energy flow.
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Calculus of scalar and vector fields in several dimensions: partial derivatives, gradients, constrained extrema, multiple integrals, coordinate transformations, line/surface integrals, and Green/Stokes/divergence theorems.
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Controlled numerical approximation: floating point, conditioning, roots, interpolation, quadrature, direct and iterative linear algebra, ODE integration, optimization, convergence, and reproducible verification.
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Differential equations as models of evolving systems, combining analytic solution methods, phase-space reasoning, stability, Laplace transforms, linear systems, nonlinear dynamics, and numerical verification.
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Engineering as disciplined translation from stakeholder need to verifiable system: requirements, architecture, interfaces, budgets, trade studies, uncertainty, reliability, risk, prototyping, V&V, lifecycle, and technical decisions.
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Mechanics built from modelling choices, Newtonian dynamics, conservation laws, rotation, gravitation, oscillation, numerical verification, and introductory Lagrangian ideas.
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Algorithmic judgement through data representation, correctness proofs, asymptotic analysis, sorting, search, graph algorithms, dynamic programming, testing, and performance engineering.
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