Mary Parker

Interesting Links

• Math Cartoons: My favorites include Calvin and Hobbes on betting.
• Math Quotations: More interesting than you might think. Go to the Random Quotations section at the bottom of the page and browse through the database.
• Polyhedra: More than you ever thought about! One site | Another site with a downloadable program. Among other things, you can print out patterns to construct the polyhedra.

Useful for math students at various levels:

• The Integrator: A free service from Mathematica. Find the integral of any function. Learn more about integrals -- what they're used for, how the program works, etc. Mathematica does LOTS more than find integrals.
• Award-winning MacTutor History of Mathematics archive (University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland) Their very comprehensive set of biographies includes current mathematicians as well as mathematicians back to the Greeks.
• Tutorial for the TI-82

• The Mathematics Archives give a quite comprehensive set of links to many resources of interest to mathematics teachers and students and mathematicians.
• History of mathematics: list of web resources
• My list of statistics links
• ACC's Learning Resource Center has a Web page devoted to mathematics.
• I find these lists of links to US Universities and Community Colleges useful from time to time. Another list of US Community Colleges is also available.

Professional organizations and activities:

• Mathematical Association of America
• American Statistical Association
• ASA-MAA Joint Committee on Undergraduate Statistics
• Statistical Education Section of the American Statistical Association
• Texas Community College Teachers Association

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This page was prepared by Mary Parker, mparker@austincc.edu. It was last updated on November 6, 1999.