Math Doctorate Tries to Teach Math Through Mathamazement.com

Created by a PhD in Mathematics, mathamazement.com is unlike other websites. Mr. David Terr, PhD Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, stated that he created the website to inform and educate the public about the glorious world of mathematics.

Inglewood, CA (PRWEB) February 25, 2008 -- Created by a PhD in Mathematics, mathamazement.com is unlike other websites. Mr. David Terr, PhD Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, stated that he created the website to inform and educate the public about the glorious world of mathematics. He hopes to further the knowledge of math and its applications. The site has many great features, including numerous articles such as 'Uses for Math', 'Teaching Math', 'Advanced Math', 'Math and Art', 'Math and Sports', and 'Web Design and Math'. Truly this site is dedicated to all those who value the art of mathematics.

One of the articles on MathAmazement.com (http://www.mathamazement.com) talks about the uses for math in the real world. The following is an excerpt from the site, "There are many uses for math that many people do not realize such as counting change to adding up items in a shopping cart." The language on MathAmazement.com is not technical and is easily digestible.

On the homepage of MathAmazement.com are the tutorials in mathematics. They include, but not limited to the following: Graphs (http://www.mathamazement.com/Lessons/Pre-Calculus/01_Graphs-Functions-and-Models/), Functions, and Models; Polynomial and Rational Functions; Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; and Trigonometric Functions (http://www.mathamazement.com/Lessons/Pre-Calculus/04_Trigonometric-Functions/). One would simply click on any one of these topics to learn more about these sections in math. Students of all ages are encouraged to visit this site and learn as much as they can.

MathAmazement.com is a great resource to use multiple times. The goal of the web site, according to Dr. Terr is to provide lessons for all levels of math where anyone can access the data -- whether they can afford books or not.

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