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This book is NOT about assembly language programming. There is assembly language sprinkled throughout the book, so you will in fact learn assembly language—but only as a means to a different end, the latter being understanding of computer systems. Specifically, you will learn about high-level hardware, the large differences between one machine and the next, and low-level software, meaning operating systems and to some degree compilers.

Subject:
Applied Science
Computer Science
Material Type:
Reading
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U.C. Davis
Author:
Norm Matloff
Date Added:
12/13/2022
California History-Social Science Project
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The necessity of teaching LGBTQ history has never been more apparent than in the current political climate. Over the past year, hundreds of anti-LGBTQ laws have been proposed across the country. Several have specifically attempted to prohibit teaching about these topics. California educators remain committed to an inclusive curriculum and continue to lead the charge modeling best practices in teaching LGBTQ history.

But, the path has not always been clear. When California educators started to implement this flagship law, SB48, otherwise known as the FAIR Act, which called for inclusion of LGBTQ Americans in U.S. history courses at the K-12 level, so many questions arose. Most of the discussion has centered around how to make our curriculum more inclusive while efficiently managing our limited instructional time.

One of the key issues has been about whether to create stand-alone or integrated lessons. Stand-alone lessons are significant because they allow students to do a deep dive into a specific topic. This can be useful when addressing big issues in the LGBTQ past. Here are a few examples of lessons that do just that:

Subject:
Gender and Sexuality Studies
History
Social Science
U.S. History
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Homework/Assignment
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U.C. Davis
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California History-Social Science Project
Author:
Beth Slutsky
Wendy Rouse
Date Added:
09/03/2021
Mathematics for Computer Science
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This text explains how to use mathematical models and methods to analyze problems that arise in computer science. Proofs play a central role in this work because the authors share a belief with most mathematicians that proofs are essential for genuine understanding. Proofs also play a growing role in computer science; they are used to certify that software and hardware will always behave correctly, something that no amount of testing can do.

Subject:
Applied Science
Computer Science
Material Type:
Textbook
Provider:
U.C. Davis
Author:
Marten van Dijk
Tom Leighton
Date Added:
12/13/2022
A Modern Formal Logic Primer
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Welcome to the A Modern Formal Logic Primer website. The Primer was published in 1989 by Prentice Hall, since acquired by Pearson Education. Pearson Education has allowed the Primer to go out of print and returned the copyright to the author. It is now available without charge for instructional and educational use.

Each volume is broken into individual chapters. And each volume has an associated solutions manual (the last item under each volume). There is a file with corrections to both the text and the answer manual. Also note a file with the diagrammatic summary of the rules that appeared on the inside cover of the published version of the primmer. All files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF 6 format. – they require version 6, or newer, of Adobe, which can be down loaded here. All files are fully searchable.

Subject:
Arts and Humanities
Philosophy
Material Type:
Textbook
Provider:
U.C. Davis
Author:
Paul Teller
Date Added:
12/07/2022
World Economic History – Pre-History to Industrial Revolution
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This course detials the nature and development of economies from pre-history to the Industrial Revolution. It explains how this was dramatically different from modern economies. Finally it considers what caused the Industrial Revolution, why it was in Europe, and why it was delayed till 1800.

Subject:
Economics
Social Science
Material Type:
Full Course
Lecture
Reading
Provider:
U.C. Davis
Author:
Gregory Clark
Date Added:
12/31/2012