Classroom and Course Materials

These links are selected primarily from the Lesson Plans and Activities section of the Forum Internet Mathematics Library.

Algebra

• College Algebra and Geometry
• Famous Curves Index

Calculus

• Calculus & Mathematica Course
• calculus@internet (courses with links to math software systems)
• Calculus Resources On-Line (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
• Computer-Based Calculus at Old Dominion University
• Famous Curves Index
• Interactive Learning in Calculus and Differential Equations with Applications
• Intro to Limits in Functions of Two Variables
• Introduction to Vectors
• NWU Calculus Projects ( Gavin LaRose, Nebraska Wesleyan Univ.)
• Tangent Planes
• Problem Sets for Honors Multivariate Calculus

Differential Equations

• C*ODE*E
• Differential Equations Project (BU)
• Interactive Learning in Calculus and Differential Equations with Applications
• NWU Differential Equations Labs (Nebraska Wesleyan Univ.)

Discrete Mathematics

• Graph Theory Tutorials
• Teaching Discrete Mathematics with Graphing Calculators (Rowan College)

Dynamical Systems, Fractals, Chaos

• Dynamical Systems and Technology
• Fractal Explorer
• Fractal FAQ
• Fractal Microscope

Geometry

• Cabri Geometry II
• College Algebra and Geometry
• Famous Curves Index
• Gallery of Interactive Geometry
• Geometer's Sketchpad
• Geometry and the Imagination
• Geometry Center
• Geometry Junkyard
• Jim Plank's Origami Page (Modular)
• New Polyhedral Surface
• NonEuclid (Non-Euclidean Geometry)
• Thomas Banchoff's Project List
• Topology Atlas

Linear Algebra

(more to come soon)

• Introduction to Vectors
• Choosing a Linear Algebra Text

Miscellaneous Science and Math

• NCSA Education Group's BRIDGE Project
• Undergraduate Computational Engineering and Sciences Project

Multi-topic resources

• AMS Global Directory of Mathematics Preprint and e-Print Servers
• Computer Lab 'Courseware' - Univ. of Toronto
• Online Reference to Mathematical Problems - MathPro
• MathSearch
• METRIC: Mathematics Education Technology Research at Imperial College London
• World Lecture Hall