Basic Science: Understanding Numbers

This course is intended for anyone with an interest in numbers and making scientific observations. It does not require mathematical skills or any previous experience of studying the subject. This practical, hands-on free course will help you to start thinking like a scientist, by using numbers to de...

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Main Authors: Gunn, L. (Leanne), Hughes, S. (Sion), Kelley, S. (Simon)
Format: Course Material
Language:English
Published: The Open University (OUUK) 2016
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spelling ftdoer:oai:localhost:123456789/6166 2023-05-15T16:28:23+02:00 Basic Science: Understanding Numbers Gunn, L. (Leanne) Hughes, S. (Sion) Kelley, S. (Simon) 2016-04 http://doer.col.org/handle/123456789/6166 en eng The Open University (OUUK) http://www.open.edu/openlearn/science-maths-technology/basic-science-understanding-numbers/content-section-overview science & technology mathematics Learning Object 2016 ftdoer 2019-06-14T14:22:02Z This course is intended for anyone with an interest in numbers and making scientific observations. It does not require mathematical skills or any previous experience of studying the subject. This practical, hands-on free course will help you to start thinking like a scientist, by using numbers to describe and understand the natural world. It might be the size of the Greenland ice sheet, the number of molecules in a raindrop, or the latest set of mind-boggling numbers about climate change presented in the media. After completing this course you will be able to understand and manage numbers better, communicate scientific numbers effectively, and relate numbers in science to the real world. Course Material Greenland Ice Sheet Directory of Open Educational Resources (DOER) - Commonwealth of Learning Greenland
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description This course is intended for anyone with an interest in numbers and making scientific observations. It does not require mathematical skills or any previous experience of studying the subject. This practical, hands-on free course will help you to start thinking like a scientist, by using numbers to describe and understand the natural world. It might be the size of the Greenland ice sheet, the number of molecules in a raindrop, or the latest set of mind-boggling numbers about climate change presented in the media. After completing this course you will be able to understand and manage numbers better, communicate scientific numbers effectively, and relate numbers in science to the real world.
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