Resources
Loyola has access to MathSciNet. MathSciNet is the searchable Web database providing access to over 59 years of Mathematical Reviews and Current Mathematical Publications (from 1940 to the present). While there is no online access to articles, you can search for papers and read their abstracts.
We also have access to JSTOR. This provides online access to articles from a variety of different journals. Typically, the articles have been published at least four years ago.
Here are links to the main mathematical science organizations:
- American Mathematical Society
- American Statistical Association
- Mathematical Association of America
- Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- Institute of Mathematical Statistics
Math Forum from Swarthmore. This is an extensive site with resources for research and education.
Constants and Equations from England provides information on numbers, algebra, trigonometry, integration, and differentiation.
To aid in finding Math/Sci articles may want to try MathSciNet, as it will definitely help in finding research articles electronically.
Subscription-based services can also help greatly in finding an article. For recent articles, try ProQuest, and for articles older than 5 years, you may want to try JSTOR.
Other links:
- Career pathway information from Zippia
- Guide to Becoming a Data Scientist
- Discover Data Science
- Information on Data Science
- Directory of Master's degree programs in Data Science
- Guide to Mathematics and Statistics: Programs & Careers
- Teacher Shortage Areas
- Degrees in Cyber Security
- Cyber Security program at the University of Fairfax
- Careers for Numbers People
- Open Online Courses in Mathematics
- AMS Page for Undergraduate Mathematics Majors. Lots of information on graduate opportunities, careers, summer programs, internships, clubs, and competitions
- AMS Page "Mathematical Moments"
- The role mathematics plays in science, nature, technology, and human culture
- April is Math Awareness Month
- Dianne O'Leary's Survival Manual for Graduate Studies in the Computer and Mathematical Sciences
- Looking for women in mathematics?
- The 13 books of Euclids Elements
- Tom Banchoff's Virtual Art Gallery
- Need some prime numbers?
- MSRI Video Archives
- The Swarthmore Math Forum
- Need a math quote?
- Find fun math facts