Suggestions for Studying Mathematics 

1. Read all materials carefully; translate problems into everyday English.

2. Make charts. 

3. Learn definitions, formulas, etc. 

4. Quiz yourself using the study guides in the book and questions and summaries at the end of the chapters.

5. Learn the common prefixes or suffixes to group words.

6. Practice problems, formulae, etc. Make up some, if necessary; trade with a study partner; use time drills.

7. Analyze before you compute; estimate first. Is your answer reasonable?

Math Links

• LCC's Mathematical Skills Department (MATH 001 through MATH 112)

Department of Mathematical Skills: Math Resources
http://www.lcc.edu/~mathsci/resource.htm
- A great starting place for general math information. It offers many concepts like sample tutorials and study tips.  More links are available in its Math Links section.
http://www.lcc.edu/~mathsci/resource.htm

• LCC's Math and Computer Science Department 

Math and Computer Science Department Site
http://www.lcc.edu/mcs/
- The department web site for College Algebra, Calculus, and other disciplines of Math and Computer Science.   There is a lot of information on Course Offerings and Requirements. http://www.lcc.edu/mcs/
 

• Other Math Resources on the Web

• Take a Math survey now

• S.O.S Mathematics
  http://www.sosmath.com/wwwsites.html
  - A very extensive compilation of Math Links 
  
• Dave's Math Tables
  http://www.sisweb.com/math/tables.htm
  - A wealth of Math tables at your disposable for many different math areas
  
• Ask Dr. Math
  http://mathforum.org/dr.math/
  - Ask Dr. Math a question, or view many of the answers at this web site
  
• Math.com

http://www.math.com

-Extensive practice on all levels of math through calculus

Note: Please feel free to submit your  favorite math site.  We will add it to our list. Use our contact form to submit the URL .Thank you!