Post by Admin on Sept 16, 2016 6:21:42 GMT
The textbook starts out with a crash course on the principles of calculus and moves on up to teaching regression analytics, the statistical process for finding the relationships between variables. Each chapter comes in two parts: manga and text. The manga teaches the concepts with café waitresses as your guides. It combines storytelling and dialogue with the information it tries to teach the reader. After the manga portion, there’s a denser, in-depth section that looks like it could come out of a regular textbook. These sections add necessary information that, when combined with the more streamlined manga, create a better understanding of the topic.
The Manga Guide to Regressive Analytics is a surprisingly effective math textbook. The manga sections nail down all the big concepts in an easy-to-read way so that the reader is better prepared for the traditional sections that follow. Don’t let the manga branding fool you; it’s a legitimate way to learn the material. While you won’t see it on any college syllabus, it’s worth picking up if it catches your eye and you’re ready to learn.
publisher: No Starch Press
story and art: Shin Takahashi & Iroha Inoue
rating: All Ages
Sources: www.otakuusamagazine.com/Manga/News1/The-Manga-Guide-to-Regression-Analytics-8016.aspx
What you guys think of this book?
Sources: www.otakuusamagazine.com/Manga/News1/The-Manga-Guide-to-Regression-Analytics-8016.aspx
What you guys think of this book?
