Dr. Harris received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Historical Black College and Universities Undergraduate Program (HBCU-UP) to enhance mathematics learning experiences. She has implemented three evidence-based learning instructions: web-based learning, Julia coding, and peer-led team learning (PLTL). She created Calculus learning materials using Julia coding. Her Calculus students understood the materials better and also retained the knowledge longer, so her Calculus class passing rate improved noticeably. Dr. Harris freely shares her created Calculus Julia coding lessons here for anyone or any institution to use. Please contact her if you have any questions or suggestions.

In the Calculus section, you will see Dr. Harris’ video lectures. These lectures are recorded during her Calculus classes, so these videos are not edited nor made explicitly for specific topics. Calculus

In the Calculus + Julia Coding section, Dr. Harris used Julia Jupyter’s notebook for teaching Calculus topics. Her students loved using Julia, having able to see their work visually and writing codes to solve problems numerically. Dr. Harris implemented various methods to enhance students’ learning experience, and Julia coding is one of the successful implements. Calculus + Julia Coding

In the Other Calculus Resource section, Dr. Harris and her colleague, Mr. Abedi, compiled Calculus materials from the internet. It contains many helpful YouTube videos and websites for Calculus. Other Resources