| Mathematics
Cornell
Theory Center Math & Science Gateway The Gateway provides links
to resources in mathematics and science for students and educators in
grades 9-12. Links cover general topics, history of mathematics,
geometry, fractals, and software.
Math2.org (formerly Dave's
Math Tables) Reference tables available on this website range
from simple arithmetic to calculus to advanced topics such as Fourier
Series. Tables include theorems, identities, proofs, and graphs. There
are also links to on-site and off-site resources.
Euclid's
Elements David E. Joyce, an Associate Professor
of Mathematics and Computer Science at Clark University,
has created this version of Euclid's influential work.
Java applets are used to create the figures that illustrate
Euclid's text.
Math Archives An
excellent site that features links to WWW resources
organized by topic. Each link is annotated and rated
by level; i.e., high school math, upper division, graduate,
etc. Other resources include software and teaching materials.
A search engine is available.
Computer
Science
Microsoft.com The
Microsoft website has an online catalog of products
and online technical support services for problem-solving.
A variety of free software is available for downloading.
Shareware.com This
online library, maintained by C/NET, has over 250,000
files. All kinds of files, for both PCs and Macs, are
available and can be accessed by keyword searching or
by category. Categories include business, drivers, development
tools, and education.
The Web Developer's Virtual
Library Established in 1994, WDVL is a highly-respected
encyclopedia for webpage designers. Resources include
articles, tutorials, demos, and links. Some of the
topics covered are Meta tags, Java, CGI Perl software,
XML,
and VRML.
Webreference Maintained
by internet.com, Webreference has information and
software for all aspects of webpage design or web
browsing. Topics
include Java, 3D/VRML, DHTML, tables, graphics,
animation, commerce, and domains. Internet news
is also available.
WWW
Virtual Library: Computing The WWWVL has links
to hundreds of computing-related websites, organized
by
topics such
as artificial intelligence, graphics, networking,
logic programming, programming languages, and World
Wide Web
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