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Sounds: Their Structure and Patterns in Language
Author(s): Peter Jurgec
Sounds: Their Structure and Patterns in Language is intended as an integrated learning tool for the course LIN101 Introduction to Linguistics: Sound Structure. This entirely online text advocates for a hand’s-on approach by providing examples, problem sets and exercises from the world’s languages. T...
Time Management
Author(s): Isik Abla Ministries
Basic Training in Music Skills: Manual for Music Theory
Author(s): Lance Hulme
A one-volume, all-inclusive, start-to-finish manual for undergraduate and AP music theory. Eliminates the need for separate textbook or workbook. Ideal for music programs with a wide spectrum of beginning students and for instructors seeking comprehensive teaching materials. An excellent choice f...
Not Your Momma's Feminism: Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies
Author(s): Courtney Jarrett
Not Your Momma’s Feminism: Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies is a textbook designed primarily for use in the introductory course in the field of Women’s and Gender Studies (WGS) with the intent of providing both a skills- and concept-based foundation in the field. The text is driven by a sing...
The Science of Nutrition and Wellness
Author(s): Linda Strause
The Science of Nutrition and Wellness is an introductory nutrition textbook designed for non-Biology majors. It covers the fundamentals of the science of nutrition and major physiological systems, including the G.I. tract, cardiovascular system and excretory system. Includes a special chapter on the...
General Chemistry I Lab Manual
Author(s): Frank Schindler
Chemistry is truly the “Central Science” and is fundamental to many scientific disciplines, since it provides the foundation for understanding the role atoms, ions, molecules, and formula units play in the composition and function of life. General Chemistry I Laboratory Manual (2nd Edition) is uniqu...
Purpose, Pattern, and Process
Author(s): Lennis Polnac, Arun John
Purpose, Pattern, and Process explores the processes writers engage in when they write. It focuses on how the purpose of the writing and the patterns of organization used to develop the content affect how those writing processes work. The organization and much of the content of this text is based on...
Introduction to Criminal Justice: Customized Version of Criminal Justice by Scott H. Belshaw and Lee H. DeBoer, Second Edition. Designed specifically for Jon Hager at University of North Georgia
By: Jon Hager
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Author(s): KEVIN AMENTA