How things work college course

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Wright State University Lake Campus
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Newtonian Physics

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Wikipedia:Industrial_Revolution: quiz (based on the permalink to the Wikipedia article)

Wikipedia:Nuclear_powerWikipedia Article: LEDE-HISTORY quiz POWER PLANT - END quiz (index)

Wikipedia:Global_warming Wikipedia Article: Global warming quizzes (based on the permalink to the Wikipedia article)

Lab: Go to internet and find the rate at which Ohio warms as you travel south (degrees C per mile). Take .1 C per decade as nominal rate of global warming. How far south each year do you have to travel to achieve that rate? Note: One mile per year is within a factor of 2 of what we obtained.
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- Muller's take on Climategate
- Muller on whether the pause is temporary or a new trend
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Wikipedia:Global_warming_controversy
Wikipedia:List of scientists opposing the mainstream scientific assessment of global warming

Wikipedia:Computer (See also Wikipedia:Turing machine * Wikipedia:Busy beaver * Wikipedia:Halting problem * Wikipedia:Bombe) (Wikipedia articles): Computer quiz; Turing machine quiz ...(index to these two computer quizzes)

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