Welcome to John Abbott's Math Department Online!

Here you will find information about our staff, old exams, as well as fun math links.
Enjoy your stay!

COURSE INFORMATION	WHO'S WHERE?
Descriptions of Courses	List of Staff / E-mail addresses
What course should I take?	Map
Old Exams	Welcome
Science Sequence Chart
Science Program Information
Commerce and Social Science Sequence Chart

USEFUL STUFF
Transition: High School to Cegep	The Tutoring Assistance Program
The Math Lab	The Math Help Area
The Math Study Area	About the stained glass window
The Dobson Files: Exercises in Calculus	How to study Math and Science
Calculus II (NYB) On Line Resources for the textbook Exercises in Calculus II (Science) by Annette Clark
Exercises in Linear Algebra I (Science) by Annette Clark
Exercises in Linear Algebra (Social Science/ Commerce) by Annette Clark
Calculus Materials by Robert Seely

FUN STUFF	LINKS TO OTHER MATH SITES
How an Abacus works	Radical Places on the Web
An Explosive Applet (may be lengthy to download the first time)	Centre for the Popularisation of Mathematics
Launch a projectile	CMA
Proof of Pythagoras' Theorem	Fractals
Waiting in a bank
Some Music
Separating Objects in Space (Warning: tough math)
Growth and Form: Why birds can fly but you can't
Spinner Paradox: Weird decision-making for picking pies, wrestling and voting

UNFUN
Viruses

Math Online design team: Bob DeJean and Robert Seely