Basic Analog and Digital book

MRoberts

I am teaching this book in class and would like to know if anyone has the solutions to the questions in the chapters? You can email me the answers if it would be easier for you.

erco

You'll probably have better luck if you prove you're a teacher instead of a student looking for the answers! And I don't have the answers, BTW...

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

I checked. The OP is a teacher.

-Phil

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Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi) wrote: »

I checked. The OP is a teacher.

-Phil

...okay

The teacher does not show an ISBN reference, or web PDF. What book is it, exactly?

Isn't it usually a requirement for the teacher to KNOW the curriculum to teach the course. Well, maybe not this day and age.

Sad state of affairs.

Jim

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

The book, Basic Analog and Digital, is part of Parallax's "Stamps in Class" curriculum, and the OP made a legitimate inquiry. It's neither unusual nor a "sad state of affairs" for teachers to have answer keys for the textbooks they teach from.

-Phil

Andy Lindsay (Parallax)

Hello MRoberts,

Sorry for the delayed reply; I didn't see your post last week. Please go to the Teacher Resources section on this page: http://www.parallax.com/html_pages/edu/index.asp

Regards, Andy

Andy Lindsay
Applications Engineer
Education Department
Parallax Inc

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Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi) wrote: »

The book, Basic Analog and Digital, is part of Parallax's "Stamps in Class" curriculum, and the OP made a legitimate inquiry. It's neither unusual nor a "sad state of affairs" for teachers to have answer keys for the textbooks they teach from.

-Phil

Phil,

I did send a PM apology and offered to help the OP with the math. It will give me a good refresh of the math also. He is receptive.

Jim

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

Jim,

That's really nice of you to do! BTW, it's "she", unless I'm totally mistaken about the OP's identity.

-Phil