Submitted by Jhun Vert on February 27, 2021 - 11:28am
This is not an announcement or promotional post. This is about my experience in building the platform for online courses.
Creating an online course is monumental specially to small websites like MATHalino. Despite being manned by one person from the ground up, the development of this functionality is actually progressing by degrees. I've been conceiving this feature as far as I can recall, way before online courses become a common thing in the Philippines. What makes me unable to implement it before comes from three factors.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on December 28, 2020 - 10:48am
Philippines' CE Board Subjects
Submitted by Jhun Vert on June 15, 2014 - 10:57pm
This is just a quick post and I hope you will find this useful.
One time, I browse for something at the Morayta branch of National Book Store and I heard a group of students asking to the sales lady if they have a polar graph paper. From the look of her face, the sales lady seemed know nothing about a polar paper and she courteously told the students that they don't have what they are looking.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on February 9, 2013 - 12:24am
The following models of CASIO calculator may work with this method: fx-570ES, fx-570ES Plus, fx-115ES, fx-115ES Plus, fx-991ES, and fx-991ES Plus.
The following calculator keys will be used for the solution
Name |
Key |
Operation |
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Shift |
 |
SHIFT |
Mode |
 |
MODE |
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Name |
Key |
Operation |
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Stat |
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SHIFT → 1[STAT] |
AC |
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AC |
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This is one of the series of post in calculator techniques in solving problems. You maybe interested also on my previous post in calculator technique for progression problems and calculator technique for clock problems; both in Algebra.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on January 30, 2013 - 12:58am
The following models of CASIO calculator may work with these methods: fx-570ES, fx-570ES Plus, fx-115ES, fx-115ES Plus, fx-991ES, and fx-991ES Plus.
Before we go to Calculator technique, let us first understand the movements of the hands of our continuously driven clock.
For simplicity, let "dial" be the unit of one hand movement and there are 60 dials in the complete circle as shown in the figure.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on January 27, 2013 - 11:22pm
This is the first round for series of posts about optimizing the use of calculator in solving math problems. The calculator techniques I am presenting here has been known to many students who are about to take the engineering board exam. Using it will save you plenty of time and use that time in analyzing more complex problems. The following models of CASIO calculator may work with these methods: fx-570ES, fx-570ES Plus, fx-115ES, fx-115ES Plus, fx-991ES, and fx-991ES Plus.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on January 23, 2013 - 12:05pm
Any one who took an engineering board examination will agree with me that scientific calculator is our best friend during the examination. It will speed up our work and will allow us to go through the analysis of the problem. In most cases, solving the equation is not the real issue, it is to write the correct equation that matters. If we are able to determine the correct equation of a particular situation, the burden of that problem is over. Our next step is obviously to solve for the desired value. It is important to note that the correct answer can only be derived from the correct equation. To determine the correct equation is where should our brain go, not in finding the solution of that equation. You guess it right, we use our best friend, the scientific calculator, to do the task. Don't do manual calculation please, the examiner will not give you bonus points in finding the roots of
$9\sin^{3/4} \theta + 4\sin^{3/2} \theta - 12 = 0$
manually. Calculator can easily solve for the value of θ fast and accurate than you.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on December 29, 2012 - 5:08pm
I wrote this post so that I can easily retrieve information that I pulled from several pages of the internet. I have this need to migrate some large MySQL database to another server and I need to do it from the command line of Linux. To make this information at least a little complete, below is the outline of my situation and what I need to do.
- The OS of origin and destination servers are both CentOS 5
- The control panel of the origin is cPanel and the destination is a custom made control panel
- Databases are MySQL
- Most websites are Drupal and some are WordPress
- My machine where I am accessing my server is Windows
- The SSH client I am using is PuTTy, it's free
- I'm a Windows guy making mess in Linux. :)
Submitted by Jhun Vert on December 29, 2012 - 4:57pm
Unable to import that large MySQL database into phpMyAdmin? There are reasons why you simply can't import your large MySQL database; browser timeout, server timeout, file size limit, and phpMyAdmin limit are the most common. These are real pains that cannot be avoided specially in shared web hosting. But stop pulling hairs, there are many proven ways to import your large database. In this discussion, I will only share two ways in which I have a first hand experience.
Submitted by Jhun Vert on December 20, 2012 - 5:35pm
What is TexLive?
You are reading this post probably because you know what TexLive and LaTex is, or maybe you are in search for a way to install LaTex for your website. But in case my assumption is wrong, LaTex is the math engine that render all the equations of MATHalino.com. If you want to know deeper, let the guys from LaTex and TexLive explain it to you. LaTex is a must if you run a website that engaged heavily in mathematical equations. Many are also using LaTex to convert their webpages into .pdf on the fly.
Why at WebFaction?
WebFaction is one of the few web hosting services that allow their costumers at shared environment to compile their own apps. In other web hosting company, you only have the ability to compile your own app if you are in a virtual private server or dedicated server. You know how costly these servers are compared to shared hosting. I may refer you to my previous post if you want to learn a little more about WebFaction.
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