This section of the site contains all notes and/or slides for the mathematics courses. This part of the site is divided into the three sections of term 1 notes, term 2 notes, and term 3 notes.

Note : The notes and slides are in something called 'PDF' format. This means that you will need specific software on your computer to be able to read these types of files. You can get this software free from The Adobe.com website, and the software is called Acrobat Reader.

All you then have to do is follow the steps to install the software. Once this is done you will be able to read any file in PDF format.

• The Handbook of Mathematical Discourse

• Earliest Uses of Various Mathematical Symbols

• Earliest Known Uses of Some of the Words of Mathematics

• Ambiguously Defined Mathematical Terms at the High School Level

• Numbers, constants and computation is a site which "is dedicated to mathematical, historical and algorithmic aspects of some classical mathematical constants (like pi, e, the Euler constant, ...). A few results on prime numbers are added. Easy and fast programs are also included and can be downloaded."

• Archive of Lesson, tutorials, notes, etc... from The Maths Archive

• Numericana.com. A great site which presents and discusses many aspects of maths and physics relating to
  Maths
  • constants of mathematics
  • geometry and topology
  • exotic curves
  • algebra
  • trig
  • elementary and special functions
  • calculus
  • differential forms and vector calculus
  • analysis, convergence, series, complex analysis
  • set theory, logic
  • number theory
  • modular arithmetic
  • ring theory
  • prime numbers
  • mathematical games
  • history,nomenclature, vocabulary of mathematics
  
  Physics
  • constants of physics
  • electromagnetism
  • relativity
  • physics of gases and fluids
  • steam engines
  • demons of classical physics
  • quantum mechanics
  • cosmology
  • the solar system
  
  
• practical formulae
• the unexplained
• calendars and chronology
• scientific symbols and icons