Library Resources

Access Science

The complete text of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, Access Science also includes special areas just for students, including ideas for topics for research papers, etc.

Applied Science & Technology Abstracts

Contains bibliographic coverage of more than 560 core English-language, scientific and technical publications with coverage from 1983 to the present. Access to this database is being provided by funding from the BRIN grant (via USD).

JSTOR

Provides access to core, scholarly journals in many disciplines including mathematics. Coverage begins with volume 1 for each title. Depending on the publisher, the current 3-5 years may not be available on JSTOR.

ERIC: Educational Resource Information Center

Especially good for topics related to teaching mathematics. Spanning 1966-present, ERIC consists of two subsets: Journals in Education (JIE) and Resources in Education (RIE).

Mathematical Reviews

Available in print from 1988-91 in the Math Seminar room in Gilbert Science Center.

Internet Resources

American Mathematical Society includes information on all AMS programs, services, meetings and membership, as well as resources, tools and news for mathematicians, journalists, publishers, librarians and the general public.

S.O.S.Mathematics Offers straightforward technical assistance primarily to high school and college students. Also includes a comprehensive listing of Math sites in the Internet.

MathArchives From the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, this site is an extremely well organized resource for both students and teachers. It provides a wide range of links to software, teaching materials, and topics in mathematics, together with a searchable database.

For comments/questions contact: lisa.brunick@augie.edu

Last modified: January 13, 2008