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Basic Math

Purple Math
A very nice site with tutorials for all levels of math, especially algebra.

Home school Math
A good place for K-12 math resources. Free worksheets, curriculum reviews, and a very comprehensive list of links.

A Maths Dictionary for Kids
An animated, interactive dictionary which explains over 500 math terms in simple language. This is NOT just for kids.

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Beginning Algebra

Purple Math
A very nice site with tutorials for all levels of math, especially algebra.

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College Algebra

Purple Math
A very nice site with tutorials for all levels of math, especially algebra.

QuickMath
Quickmath is a FREE site which will automatically answer most common problems in algebra, equations and calculus. Essentially, it allows you to access the power of Mathematica without having to purchase Mathematica.

Lamar University
Paul Dawkins has set up a tremendous site including notes and tutorials for the classes he teaches at Lamar University. I especially like his Cheat Sheets for algebra, trig and calculus. Print off the reduced versions (which are scaled to fit on the front and back of a single page) and keep them in your notes.

Online Algebra Textbook
James Brennan has put this free text up on the web. It would be a good refresher before taking a college algebra course.

University of Houston Online Algebra
The University of Houston has lots of college algebra material online.

The University of Idaho's Polya Center
The Polya Center at the University of Idaho has several video lectures which are very nice. Their Math 143 is similar to Chemeketa's Math 111.

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Calculus

Lamar University
Paul Dawkins has a tremendously helpful site for the classes he teaches at Lamar University, including calculus and differential equations. The Cheat Sheets are invaluable.

Calculus.org
This site is full of sample exams, tutorials, applets, and links.

QuickMath
Quickmath is a FREE site which will automatically answer most common problems in algebra, equations and calculus. Essentially, it allows you to access the power of Mathematica without having to purchase Mathematica.

Calc101.com
This is another site which uses Mathematica to solve calculus and linear algebra problems. You can access all answers and some steps for FREE. You can also purchase a password to see complete solutions.

Calculus on the Web
Affectionately known as COW, this site allows you to learn and practice calculus online. When practicing you get to know whether your answer is correct almost immediately.

Visual Calculus
This site uses Flash animation to introduce and explain the main concepts of differential and integral calculus.

Duke's Combined Curriculum Project
This site has interactive learning materials for mathematics and its applications. There are resources for both student and instructor.

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Free Math Software

Graph 3.3.1

Graph
This is a very intuitive a graphing program that I use almost every day.  Click here to download the current version (about 2.5 meg) from Ivan Johansen's site.   Graph is shareware and is developed by Ivan Johansen.  

GraphCalc

GraphCalc
Combines a scientific calculator with both 2D and 3D graphing capabilities.

GraphCalc

AllerCalc
This is a Windows based scientific calculator.

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Links

Chemeketa's Math Learning Center
Here you will find sample exams and supplemental information for Math 60- Math 95.

Mathworld
This is THE site for specifics information on any mathematical term or concept. Run by makers of Mathematica, it has a huge searchable glossary of terms with examples and thorough explanations. The material ranges from undergraduate to current research.

MacTutor History of Mathematics
Biographical information on just about every mathematician who ever lived.

Mathematics Resources on the Internet
Bruno Kevius maintains a very complete list of online math resources. If you want to find something, this is one of the best places to start looking.

PaloWeb
PaloWeb is a topics based search engine with strong science and math links. Everything is logically organized and very easy to navigate.

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