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Introduction to InDesign Poster Creation

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Covers the basics of Partial Differential Equations, including the Laplace equation, heat equation, and wave equation.

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Covers human spectral sensitivity to color and the use of Look Up Tables (LUT) in image processing.

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Covers practical image processing using Fiji software, emphasizing data quality importance.

Covers partial differential equations, Hessians, and the Implicit Function Theorem, with a focus on exam question resolution.

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Covers Analytical Geometry, focusing on intersections and medians, providing step-by-step solutions for various cases.

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