Explore the fascinating world of applied mathematics with "UMAP Modules: Tools for Teaching 1987," a comprehensive collection edited by Paul J. Campbell. This volume, published by the Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications (COMAP), offers a rich array of instructional modules designed for undergraduate mathematics and its applications. It covers diverse topics from Tomography: Three-Dimensional Image Reconstruction to Linear Programming via Elementary Matrices, making it an invaluable resource for educators and students alike.

This edition features a wide range of mathematical applications across various fields, including biomathematics, economics, American politics, numerical methods, computer science, earth science, social sciences, and psychology. Each module is meticulously written and reviewed by classroom instructors, providing practical, real-world examples and theoretical foundations. With numerous diagrams, graphs, and figures complementing the text, this book serves as an excellent reference for advanced mathematical concepts and their pedagogical applications.