The Web site contains various activities related specifically tothe text.

For Students: 

• Excel spreadsheets.  Created by the authors, these spreadsheets correspond with the end-of-chapter problems from the text.
• Internet Exercises.  These activities give students the opportunity to utitlize the tools and information available on the internet by directing them to various online sites and then providing a summary and a set of questions about the experience.
• Online Study Guide.   The Online Study Guideoffers students another opportunity to sharpen their problem-solving skills and to assess their understanding of the text material. The Online Study Guide is a truly comprehensive set of questions, with exceptional coverage of the material in the textbook and is written by the authors.  The Online Study Guide grades each question submitted by the student, provides immediate feedback for correct and incorrect answers, and allows students to e-mail results to up to four e-mail addresses.     

For Instructors:

• Syllabus Manager:which allows instructors to create a syllabus that they may publish for their students to access.  Instructors may add exams or assignments of their own, edit any of the student resources available on the companion website, post discussion topics, and more.
• Instructors may find downloadable resources from the link for the Instructor's Resource Center.

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