High school students in Riverside are putting a math curriculum developed at UC Davis to the test, succeeding at a higher rate and having fun in the process.
The UC Davis C-STEM Center, founded and led by Harry Cheng, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, develops courses that teach math by integrating it with computer programming and robotics.
See the impact it's having in the above video.
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Sophomore quarterback Jake Maier threw for 459 yards and four touchdowns and the UC Davis defense came up with a pair of stops on fourth down to halt Cal Poly on its final two drives on the night, as the Aggies jumped out quickly and held off the Mustangs for a 31-28 victory in front of 10,503 fans at Aggie Stadium. Read the news release.
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