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There are four components to the Neighbourhood Operations interactive learning module: Specific Theory, Simple Interactive Examples, Worked Examples, and Questions with Feedback. In general, each component assumes knowedge gained from the previous component(s), particularly the Specific Theory. Thus for best results, it is suggested that students work through all components of the Neighbourhood Operations interactive learning module in sequential order, with the Questions With Feedback component attempted last. Downloading and printing the material presented in the Specific Theory component is recommended for later reference. Please select the component of your choice to begin: |
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Specific
Theory Introductory theory and concepts. |
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Simple
Interactive Examples
Examples demonstrating the computational methods covered in the Specific Theory. |
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Worked
Examples Realistic, more complex examples illustrating the procedure involved in applying the computational methods covered in both the Specific Theory and Simple Examples sections. |
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Questions
With Feedback Questions which require the student to apply knowledge learnt in the previous sections. |
Note: Components of the interactive lessons require the Macromedia Shockwave
plugin to run. |
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| Click here to download all theory presented in this module | |
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