Class notes that cover the different methods for evaluating the Limit of different functions. One of the methods include direct substitution method. a small section is also dedicated to limits in trigonometric functions. A list of limit math operations is also provided( sum, difference, product, quotient and power rule for limit evaluation).

Handwritten class notes that cover the product rule and quotient rule for differentiation. The product also includes a formula for doing problems with more than two functions. Example problems also include functions with trigonometric operations.

Handwritten class notes that cover implicit differentiation. A guideline is also provide to approach how to implicitly differentiate a function along with an example problem for better reference. The equations or function are limited to only two terms; x and y.

These class notes cover the differentiation rules and theories with natural logarithms. This includes a list of derivatives of natural logarithms, and the Logarithmic Technique for use on non-logarithmic problems. Example problems are provided for better explanation of the concepts and theories.

This set of class notes cover the absolute and local maximums and minimums of functions. It first starts with an explanation between local and absolute. It also covers the definition of the extreme value theorem. A step-by-step guide list is provided to how to approach finding the maximums and minimums. A trigonometry example problem is provided with a step-by-step answer of finding the minimum and maximums.

Class notes that cover the molecular collision theorem for intermolecular reactions. It introduces that conditions for how a reaction occurs, the effect of temperature on the collision of molecules, and the kinetic molecular theorem.

Class notes that cover differentiation rules, and the rate of change of functions and graphs. It covers common rules for derivatives and differentiations for all functions and trigonometric functions. This is followed by the rate of change that includes the instantaneous and average rate of change.

This set of class notes explains the concavity of graphs and its relation to the second derivative. With the concavity of graphs, the notes touch upon the concept of the point of inflection. It also explains to use the second derivative of any function to find certain information about the function.

Notes covering the brief history of the Knights Templar order during the middles ages. The notes explore; The founding of the order The Templar’s oath Their roles as bankers and money lenders in the Holy Land Their decline Their violent end by the French King, Philip IV Jacque De Molay’s Prophecy The notes are in a powerpoint slide form for teachers or students to easily add or edit the content inside, and make it easier for instructors to use as a teaching material.

Handwriting practice sheets for young children and students studying English or another romanized language. Both lower and upper case of each letter is provided. Students are meant to trace on the dot letters to help practice their handwriting. Eight lines are provided with the dot letters being provided on the first three lines.

Quiz sheets for a multiplication time challenge for young students. Students and teachers must fill in the blank spaces with the correct number. The activity could also be timed as part of a mathematics learning activity. It could also be used in math game to challenge students. A sheet with no numbers is also provided for teachers to write their own multiplication quiz with their own numbers.

This set of class notes tackles the first of the four sectors of GDP, the consumption sector. Topics covered in this include; consumption function, savings, Average Propensity to Consume (APC), Average Propensity To Save (APS), Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC), Marginal Propensity To Save (MPS), Autonomous & Induced Consumption, and Permanent Income Hypothesis. Definitions and equations for each of these topics are also provided in each section.

Environmental science lesson notes that introduces wind energy for students and kids learning about this renewable energy source. The concepts covered are; Physics and science of wind energy Conversion of wind power to rotational mechanical energy Conversion of rotational mechanical energy to electrical power Solar Irradiation Distribution Atmospheric Circulation Winds In Mountains and valleys Power density Wind velocity and altitude relationship Current state of wind energy Future of wind power Small amount of basic physics is included to help STEM students understand the basic concepts at work in wind power generation. Graphs, images and models are provided to aid in visualizing the concepts. The notes are in slide format file types to enable students and teachers to edit or add content.

Chemistry lesson notes that cover Titration, its theory and calculations for how neutralize a acidic or basic solution. The notes cover; The definition of titration Primary Standard Standard Solution Indicators Equivalence point How a titration experiment works An example problem with a step-by-step solution is provided to aid teachers and students in understanding the types of questions on titration in exams or homeworks. The notes are in slide format file types to enable students and teachers to edit or add content to the file.

Chemistry lesson notes that cover the ICE table method and how it is used to calculate concentrations in equilibrium chemical reactions. The notes cover; Definition of ICE The basic layout of the ICE table Practice problem sets using the ICE table Percent Dissociation Multiple example practice problems with a step-by-step solution are provided to aid teachers and students in understanding the types of questions on titration in exams or homeworks. The notes are in slide format file types to enable students and teachers to edit or add content to the file.

These class notes that cover the subject of electron configuration or electron structure. It covers their definition, how to use it and how to create them for each element. A chart for the notations of the different sublevels and power levels on the periodic table is provided to understand which letter to use for writing out the electron configuration. Example problems are provided with step-by-step solutions to aid students and teachers in how to write or read electron configurations. The slide format allows teachers and students to edit or add content to the file to better tailor the lesson to needs of the curriculum.

Chemistry lesson notes that cover the pH and pOH theory and calculations for how acidic or basic a chemical solution is. The notes cover; pH and pOH scales Mathematical equation for pH calculation Rules for acidic and basic solutions using pH values Basic rule for using figuring out the pH value Example problems about pH and pOH value calculations with step-by-step answers The notes are in slideshow file to enable students and teachers to edit or add content to the file.

A brief introduction notes of what is gross domestic product (GDP) and how it is calculated. Some examples of a mathematical calculation is provides along with the equation for GDP. Also, a brief explanation for Net Domestic Product (NDP) and Net Income (NI). It also covers nominal GDP, real GDP, Per Capita GDP and Gross Progress Index (GPI).

The notes cover the first crusade, its causes, and the people involved in the decisions made during that time. First, it covers the political landscape, the religious schism between western and eastern churches (Roman Christian and Orthodox Christian), and the preliminary events that led to the call for a crusade. this was followed by events within the crusade and the relationship between the Byzantines and Crusaders. It also covers the key events during the crusade such as the siege at Antioch and the Massacre of Jerusalem. People who played an important role in this crusade include; Emperor Alexios I, Pope Urban, Peter The Hermit, Adhemar of Le Puy, Raymond IV, and more

These notes are a brief outline of the roman civilization during the classical era. It covers Rome from being an Etruscan dominated city state until the end of the western roman empire. Figures mentioned in this outline include; marius, cicero, julius caescar, caescar octavian, mark anotony, sulla, and more.