http://othello.ma.ic.ac.uk/ (Einblicke ins Internet, 10/1995)
TMP at Imperial College London
Transitional Mathematics Project
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at Imperial College, London
Welcome to Othello, server for the Transitional Mathematics
Project. We are creating learning modules in mathematics, based on the
computer algebra system Mathematica, for first-year
university science and engineering students. We are funded by the
Teaching and Learning Technology Programme.
Click on any highlighted text to explore.
Other InterNet sites of interest
- TRANSMATH server
(in development). TRANSMATH is a sister project to TMP at Imperial, based
at the University of Leeds. It is developing
mathematics courseware based on Toolbook (hypertext) documents for
Microsoft Windows, using Mathematica as an intelligent support engine
for mathematical activities.
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Wolfram Research WWW server in Champaign Illinois.
Information about Mathematica, the
MathSource archive
(a very large database of materials),
Technical Support FAQ, and more.
-
Mathematica World WWW server. Info about the electronic
journal for Mathematica users, the Mathematica University,
and HTML Mathematica.
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The official WWW server index for Mathematics (Florida State Univ).
- The
Mathematics Archives WWW server, Univ of Tennessee-Knoxville; an archive
of materials, and links to other sites, pertaining to mathematics. TMP is
mirrored at
this precise location.
-
United Kingdom WWW server list.
- Whole world WWW server lists (at CERN):
by country,
by subject.
- Other interesting places.
- NEW:The
WWWMath email discussion group for all issues related to Mathematica
and its interconnection with the World-Wide-Web.
WWW at Imperial College
Contacting TMP
Phillip Kent,
Phil Ramsden and
John Wood,
Transitional Mathematics Project,
Mathematics Department,
Imperial College,
London, SW7 2BZ.
Tel: +44 (0)171 594 8503,
Fax: +44 (0)171 594 8517
Email: tranmath-proj@ic.ac.uk
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This server is maintained by
Phillip Kent,
p.kent@ic.ac.uk
Last modified on 5 June 1995.