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The standard reference work in English for bilingual teaching or the university
Due to the constant increase in bilingual teaching at «Gymnasien», the established handbook «Formeln, Tabellen, Begriffe» is since 2014 also available in English. The aim of this translation of the concise handbook «Formeln, Tabellen, Begriffe» is to give the teachers an English version which is an equivalent of the German book not only in content but also in design, and hence enables the teachers to work with both language versions side by side. As «Formeln, Tabellen, Begriffe» is an accepted aid at Swiss Universities, too, we also satisfy a rising demand at this level due to the increasing number of lectures held in English.
Although «Formulae, Tables, and Concepts» was originally conceptualised for teaching at «Gymnasien», it can be widely used at universities and polytechnics due to its content diversity. Moreover, it is accepted in both institutions for the first-year examination («Basisprüfung») - in the English and German edition. The Swiss reference book for mathematics and science is appealing in its two-coloured design and includes numerous graphics and an extensive index.
For the 2nd edition, the fundamental revision of the system of units was taken into account by the general conference for mass and weight and the general constants were adjusted accordingly. So the two editions correspond exactly.
An access code for the e-book is included in the purchasing price.
The e-books of «Fachmedien Orell Füssli Verlag»:
are available offline via the «Fachmedien Orell Füssli Verlag» app.are available online on https://reader.ofv.ch.correspond to the printed book in content and layout.can be freely annotated with individual notes.contain linked page references and internet addresses.provide various interactive features.are expanded with additional downloadable documents and links to further publications.
Schools which have opted for Edubase, Schooltas or ebookx will also find our e-books there.
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Die Deutschschweizerische Mathematikkommission (DMK) ist ein Organ des Vereins Schweizerischer Mathematik- und Physiklehrkräfte (VSMP). Sie setzt sich aus Mitgliedern zusammen, welche an Hochschulen, Gymnasien, Ingenieur- und Berufsschulen Mathematik unterrichten.Die DPK ist eine ständige Kommission des Vereins Schweizerischer Mathematik- und Physiklehrkräfte (VSMP), welcher als Fachverein dem Verein Schweizerischer Gymnasiallehrkräfte (VSG) angegliedert ist.
