The electronic books listed below are available through the CCM Library Catalog

Peres, Asher.  Quantum Theory : Concepts and Methods.  New York : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2002.  

eBook QC174.17.M35 P47 2002eb

Tremblay, Christopher.  Mathematics for Game Developers.  Boston, MA : Thomson Course Technology, 2004. 
eBook QA76.76.C672 T74 2004eb

The Calculus Page
http://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~calculus/
Includes problems with step-by-step solutions, sample exams,  and online textbooks.

MAA Online: The Mathematical Association of America
http://www.maa.org
Includes news archives and resourceful links.

Math DL
http://mathdl.maa.org/
The Mathematical Sciences Digital Library’s site that covers reviews of mathematical topics as well as links to the Journal of Online Mathematics and its Applications.

The Math Forum Internet Mathematics Library
http://www.mathforum.org/library/
Includes a wide variety of mathematics topics and resources. A good site for browsing on a general topic. At the bottom of the site is a search engine with the capability to search by topic, research type, and level (high school, college, research, etc.)

MathGuide
http://www.mathguide.de/
A "subject gateway to scholarly relevant information" in mathematics. This is a vast resource. Click on Browse-Subject to find topics (ex. set theory, geometry, real functions, abstract harmonic analysis, etc.) Click on Browse-Source Type to find categories of information (ex. encyclopedias, lists of abbreviations, bibliographies, handbooks, etc.) Or use the Simple or Advanced Search features to locate specific information.

Math-Net Links
http://www.math-net.de/links/content?collection=math.pub.jour.elec
Provides links to "electronic mathematical journals (all electronic and electronic versions of paper journals) which are accessible free of costs at present in the Internet." Journals range from the broad (New York Journal of Mathematics) to the specific (Electronic Journal of Differential Equations.) The "Meta-Index" category at the top of the page gives links to additional journal lists.

MathSearch
http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au:8000/MathSearch.html
Looking for something specific? This site allows you to search thousands of mathematics web sites; most are at the university and research level. The search form allows you to search for specific phrases. For example, if you want to know how mobius strips are related to klein bottles, you can enter "mobius strip" in one phrase box and "klein bottle" in the next. You will be given a list of web sites that contain both expressions.

MathWorld
http://mathworld.wolfram.com
Online encyclopedia of math concepts, compiled by mathematician Eric Weisstein. The site gives short explanations of math terms, and is searchable by subject category or by entering a term into the search box on the home page.

Webmath.com
http://www.webmath.com/
An innovative help site offering "instant solutions to your math problems." The interactive format allows you to enter a math problem in any of several categories. The site will show you the solution to the problem, and explain the correct steps for solving the problem. Categories include everyday math, polynomials, quadratic equations, the equation of a line, etc. There is also a section with several types of practice word problems and explanations.