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  </p>
  <ul>
!     <li><a href="aim/Diff.html"><b>Diff</b></a>    - authoring utilities for differentiation questions    
!     <li><a href="aim/Int.html"><b>Int</b></a>    - authoring utilities for integration questions    
!     <li><a href="aim/Matrix.html"><b>Matrix</b></a>    - authoring utilities for matrix questions    
!     <li><a href="aim/Trig.html"><b>Trig</b></a>    - authoring utilities for trig questions    
      <li><a href="aim/Calc.html"><b>Calc</b></a>    - uses Maple's Student[Calculus] package to automatically produce
!               step by step solutions of calculus problems
      <li><a href="aim/Inert.html"><b>Inert</b></a>   - defines Inert forms of Maple expressions and allows customized
!               latex formatting of expressions
      <li><a href="aim/SET.html"><b>SET</b></a>     - defines an AiM class SET and related functions to get around
                the problems inherent in trying to use Maple sets in randomized
!               questions
      <li><a href="aim/Decimal.html"><b>Decimal</b></a> - authoring utilities for dealing with the decimal representation
!               of rationals
      <li><a href="aim/Number.html"><b>Number</b></a>  - utilities for dealing with the representations of integers (Roman
!               numerals, converting numbers to words, etc)
!     <li><a href="Random.html"><b>Random</b></a>  - the Rand command now has several new features
      <li><b>Keys()</b>  - an authoring utility that makes it easy to generate quiz question
!               selector functions
      <li><b>Nice</b>    - `Nice/Monomial`(), `Nice/Binomial`(), `Nice/Trinomial`() are
                 utilities that produce "nice" monomials, binomials, and 
!                trinomials similar to those usually found in textbook questions 
  </ul>
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  <ul>
!     <li><a href="aim/Test.html"><b>Test</b></a>    - a number of different tests that can be used to check whether a student's answer is correct.</li>    
!     <li><a href="aim/Diff.html"><b>Diff</b></a>    - authoring utilities for differentiation questions</li>
!     <li><a href="aim/Int.html"><b>Int</b></a>    - authoring utilities for integration questions</li>
!     <li><a href="aim/Matrix.html"><b>Matrix</b></a>    - authoring utilities for matrix questions</li>
!     <li><a href="aim/Trig.html"><b>Trig</b></a>    - authoring utilities for trig questions</li>
      <li><a href="aim/Calc.html"><b>Calc</b></a>    - uses Maple's Student[Calculus] package to automatically produce
!               step by step solutions of calculus problems</li>
      <li><a href="aim/Inert.html"><b>Inert</b></a>   - defines Inert forms of Maple expressions and allows customized
!               latex formatting of expressions</li>
      <li><a href="aim/SET.html"><b>SET</b></a>     - defines an AiM class SET and related functions to get around
                the problems inherent in trying to use Maple sets in randomized
!               questions</li>
      <li><a href="aim/Decimal.html"><b>Decimal</b></a> - authoring utilities for dealing with the decimal representation
!               of rationals</li>
      <li><a href="aim/Number.html"><b>Number</b></a>  - utilities for dealing with the representations of integers (Roman
!               numerals, converting numbers to words, etc)</li>
!     <li><a href="Random.html"><b>Random</b></a>  - This package defines some utility functions for generating random questions. The Rand() command is an all purpose recursive random-thing-maker.</li>
      <li><b>Keys()</b>  - an authoring utility that makes it easy to generate quiz question
!               selector functions</li>
      <li><b>Nice</b>    - `Nice/Monomial`(), `Nice/Binomial`(), `Nice/Trinomial`() are
                 utilities that produce "nice" monomials, binomials, and 
!                trinomials similar to those usually found in textbook questions.</li>
  </ul>
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