 
Excel is a very common spreadsheet application, and developing mastery of this powerful tool can be a bit difficult for those who might be less experienced with its various features and analytical tools. This rather useful Excel tutorial is part of the StudyFinance.com website, which was developed by Professor Sharon Garrison of the University of Arizona. The tutorial is divided into eight sections, which include “Entering and Editing Data”, “Formatting the Worksheet”, and “Creating a Chart”. Each section contains several short paragraphs of text, complemented effectively with a few helpful graphics. The tutorial is rounded out by several problem assignments that will make sure...
The Biomedical Engineering (BME) department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) has taught a microcontroller applications course for many...
This Florida Department of Health web site is part of the Aquatic Toxins Program to protect Florida's citizens and visitors from exposure and illness from...
Slide shows a 40X image of prostate adenocarcinoma, Gleason grade 3, Score 6 infiltrating between benign prostate glands. Note the larger nuclei with prominent...
Read life stories of inventors who came up with the buckeyball, better solar cells, the maser, laser cooling, and more.
This lab activity uses computer operated motion detectors and software to generate motion graphs. Students provide the data by walking in front of the motion...
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