Follow Professor Jonathan D. Tullis as he selects a textbook for exploration and introduces the next step: citing the source. This brief Math Monthly clip captures the beginning of the research process.
We’re looking for more of a—yeah, that’ll do. We’ll take this one. It’s fine.
Let’s take any book.
Any book we find. And we cite the source. Let’s go use ChatGPT.
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In this short clip, Professor Jonathan D. Tullis selects a book to explore and emphasizes citing the source. He then indicates that he will use ChatGPT for the next step.
The supplied transcript captures the selection and transition to citation preparation; it does not include the completed citation or identify the selected book by title.
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Explore mathematics, physics, and their connections to engineering with Professor Jonathan D. Tullis. Follow the process of selecting sources, reading mathematical literature, and developing ideas through research.
