Physics without math is written at a mathematical level that a bright 11 year old could understand. The subject matter is in enough debth that even students that have taken college physics before will gain new insights. Shapiro has a gift for showing the big picture where you really do follow the thought process. Most importantly however, if the book was dull, you would not read it even if it was very educational. This book is the one that I have been reading at night for fun. Now when I find that a book ends up on the bedside stand, and next to me while cooking, and at the table at meals...that book needs a positive review. Get this book, then after this one if you havent already read it get Hewett conceptual physics. If you enjoy reading science, then this book is for you.

Tracklist
01. Jimmy Had A Polaroid
02. We Make A Pair
03. Trying To Say I Love You
04. Everybody Loves A Showtune
05. Love or Loneliness
06. Will You Still Love Me?
07. I’ll Tell You Anything
08. The Internationale
09. I’ve Been That Boy
10. We’re So DIY

Mighty Math Zoo Zillions teaches kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students the concepts, facts, and thinking skills necessary to build math confidence and develop a strong, lasting understanding of math!

Incorporates math problem-solving into a fun, learning adventure game

Tracklist
01. Jimmy Had A Polaroid
02. We Make A Pair
03. Trying To Say I Love You
04. Everybody Loves A Showtune
05. Love or Loneliness
06. Will You Still Love Me?
07. I’ll Tell You Anything
08. The Internationale
09. I’ve Been That Boy
10. We’re So DIY

Math Resource Studio combines the same ease-of-use that made MathematicsWorksheet Factory a favorite instructional tool of teachers around the world with greatly improved design flexibility. Now you can go beyond single-page, single-concept math worksheets to multi-page, multi-concept math reviews, learning-packs and workbooks almost effortlessly

3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development (Wordware Game Math Library)
3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development covers fundamental 3D math concepts that are especially useful for computer game developers and programmers. The authors discuss the mathematical theory in detail and then provide the geometric interpretation necessary to make 3D math intuitive.

This book is the sequel to Stroud's excellent "Engineering Mathematics", which focused on the undergraduate engineer and the math that he/she should know by graduation. This book continues on with crystal-clear discussions of numerical methods, linear algebra including the singular value decomposition and its uses, linear programming methods, multiple integration, and partial differential equations, to name a few of the topics covered. Just because the mathematics is more advanced in this book does not mean that it is any less clear than its less advanced predecessor