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WGU-Gac1 resource
slinuxuzer
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So, I am finally down to 5 courses to go and have to deal with the math courses I've been putting off. I found this awesome resource and I wanted to share it InterActMath.com looks to be a free resource with excercises geard towards the content in your text book. I selected the book for GAC1, my exact version wasn't available, but the newest 5th edition was, and it listed out all the sections and has plenty of excercises for each, it actually uses the same interface as mymathlab (the WGU learning resource) but gives you access to a much more "on demand" excercise engine.
With all that said, I found the resource "bibme" on TE and I think it would be a great idea to start a college resource sticky in this forum, does anyone else think this is a good idea?
With all that said, I found the resource "bibme" on TE and I think it would be a great idea to start a college resource sticky in this forum, does anyone else think this is a good idea?
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DoubleNNs
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The college resource sticky might be a good idea. The only problem is that even tho a lot of people go to WGU here, not everyone does so the resources would widely vary depending on class/degree/school.
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GAC1 is finite math, the website I am recommending would work with any school, there looks to be over 100 college level math textbooks listed, you select your book and it gives you a healthy bank of drills for that chapter. The bibme resource would also work for any college and even high school students have to write research papers with bibliography.