Math Resources

Take some time to browse the following sites.  There are sites here to help you with any class you are taking at Edgewood College! 

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Algebra | Calculus | Math Study Skills | Patterns/Puzzles | Basic Refreshers | Math History |  Miscellaneous | Math Placement Test Review

General

• http://www.academicsuccess.com/studentResources.html. This is an incredible site with links to many, MANY different math websites.  Check it out!

Algebra

• http://www.math.uab.edu/precal/index.html - Visit the UAB pre-calculus site for review and quizzes.  Click on either math 102 or math 105 for information similar to Edgewood's Math 111.

• Algebra Help Page.  For each topic, the author of this site has linked to lessons, tutorials, and worksheets across the web. 

• Algebra Help Center-Answers questions, and has interactive problem solving.

• AlgebraHelp.com.  This website gives a review of topics and a worksheet available to practice skills.  One click of your mouse will also check all of your work, and detailed explanations are given for those that were incorrect. 

• Quick Math - Quick Math offers a Mathematica based "calculator" that allows you play with polynomials.  It will simplify, expand, or cancel.

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Calculus

• http://www.math.uab.edu/exams/exams.html - Welcome to the Jackpot!  UAB puts all of their past calculus exams on-line.  This is a GREAT way to study for your own exams and finals!!!

• Quick Math-Calculus

• Karl's Calculus Tutor-A page designed to help you with all of your calculus needs.

• MathServ Calculus ToolKit - an online graphing calculator

• www.calc101.com - When you put in a homework problem, it will give you a step by step solution.  Comparable to quick math, it can also do 2nd derivatives.

• http://archives.math.utk.edu/calculus/crol.html - Free software, and an index of useful calculus sites from institutions around the country.

• http://www.math2.org/math/integrals.htm - Definitions of integrals and the proofs of how they work.

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Math Study Skills

• Quick Math - This Mathematica "Calculator" can differentiate or integrate most functions that you type in.

• Purple Math-Study Skills Evaluation for your Math Class

• Homework Tips

• How to Study Math and Science

• Problem Solving Tactics

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Patterns and Puzzles

• http://www.mathpuzzle.com/Links.html - Head to the "puzzle" section for links to a vast number of puzzles and problems.

• http://www.dansmath.com/probofwk/probofwk.html - Dan's Math has a problem of the day, and also has archived problems (and answers).  What better way to help with Packet Problems than to PRACTICE others?

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Basic Refreshers

• Math League Help Topics-Need a refresher?  This is a quick way to find the basics. 

• Purple Math-How to survive a college math class.
  Exercises for math readiness.  Provides a quick review of topics, followed by two pages of exercises.  Contains drills for basic arithmetic and elementary algebra.

• http://www.sosmath.com/ - This site reviews from fractions to calculus, and offers interactive quizzes to help you on your way.

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Math History

• Mac Tutor History of Mathematics Archive-You can find any mathematical historical figure just by bouncing through this site.  A must for research projects!

• Biographies of Women Mathematicians-They're out there!

• AWM biographies - Biographies brought to you by the Association for Women in Mathematics

• Camel Math - From the Canadian Mathematical Society

• University of St. Andrews, Scotland - a wonderful collection of information of female mathemticians

• Women Biographies

• Mathematicians of the 17th and 18th century - straight to you from Dublin, Ireland.

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Miscellaneous

• The Math Forum-This site has everything from homework help, election analysis, and the latest in Math education.  It also has a Math Library you should check out!

• http://www.mathpuzzle.com/Links.html - Not for the faint of heart. This site has virtual textbooks, puzzles (great for 101 studying...), history, current math events--everything a math major needs to stay informed!

• Ask Dr. Math-Dr. Math is here to save the day!

• Kenny Felder's Math page - Math AND Physics help

• Math Anxiety - Math Power and Professor Friedman team up to talk about math anxiety

• Prime Pages - All about Primes

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