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1. Physical Science with New CD-ROM, PowerWeb and OLC
Passcode Card by Bill W Tillery, Paperback: 699 pages,
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
One or two-semester introductory science course for
non-scientists AND for nonscience majors, covering
physics, chemistry, astronomy, and earth sciences. May
be a requirement for education majors. Integrated
science course also covers biology. Learning aids
include chapter summaries, key terms, and
multiple-choice and critical thinking questions.
Exercises are given in two sets, one with explained
answers.
2. Schaum's Outline of Physical Science (Schaum's) by
Arthur Beiser, Paperback: 368 pages, Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
This indispensible study tool helps students cut down
learning time and still get a firm grasp of elementary
physics, chemistry, earth science and astronomy. The
outlines included in each chapter, and the solved
problems and practice test exercises with answers,
reinforce the essential points of this broad spectrum
subject..
3. Physical science with modern applications
(Saunders golden sunburst series) by Melvin Merken, 756
pages, Publisher: Saunders College
The main objective of This textbook is to present a clear
and comprehensive introduction to major topics in
physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology, oceanography,
and meteorology. The appealing full-color presentation
includes numerous applications of current interest and
emphasizes science as a human endeavor pivotal to modern
society. In this fifth edition, many new or revised
full-color illustrations and photographs enliven
scientific concepts and capture student interest.
“Scientific Enterprise” sections highlight the
interconnection of different sciences, helping students
view the sciences as related parts of a whole.
4. A Beginner's Guide to Scientific Method by Stephen
S. Carey, Paperback: 138 pages, Publisher: Wadsworth
Publishing
Designed for the student who has little or no background
in the sciences, this book provides a brief,
non-technical introduction to the basic methods
underlying all good scientific research. It is ideal as
a supplementary text for any course in which students
must have some rudimentary understanding of how science
is done. Topics include establishing causal links,
testing explanations, extraordinary claims and anecdotal
evidence, and fallacies. End-of-chapter exercises help
reinforce material. A sold supplement to students, this
book can also be bundled with a Brooks/Cole earth
science text book.
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