• Thursday March 1: project proposal and annotated bibliography.  The proposal just needs to be a paragraph describing your topic and why you want to research it.  The bibliography needs to be at least two references.  Annotated means you give a brief description of how each reference will be useful for your topic.  You can use any bibliography style, but just make sure that you are consistent with how you list your references.
• Thursday, April 5: Final Project

Project Info here

Annotated Bibliography info:

• Annotated Bibliographies (University of North Carolina)
• How to Prepare an Annotated Bibliography (Cornell)
• How to Write Annotated Bibliographies (Memorial University)
• How to prepare an annotated bibliography · Library "How To" Guides · Help & Instruction · Concordia Libraries

The StFX Writing Centre

Some links to help you get started:

• Centre for the Popularisation of Mathematics
• Cynthia Lanius' Fractal Unit: Why Study Fractals?
• Fractals and Butterflies
• Fractal Geometry Labs
• Sierpinski triangle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Fractal Geometry Introduction
• Fun Mathematics Lessons by Cynthia Lanius
• Geometry in Action
• Geometry Meets Poetry Webquest
• The Geometry Junkyard
• Math in the Media from the AMS
• Mathematical Moments
• Math in the News Archive
• Convergence!
• The Pi Pages - Updates
• Biographies of Women in Math
• MacTutor History of Mathematics
• Fibonacci Numbers, the Golden section and the Golden String
• Phi: 1.618. The 'phinest' source to the golden section, golden mean, divine proportion, Fibonacci series and phi, 1.618. Explore its application to art, design, life, beauty, mathematics, geometry, stock markets, theology, cosmology and more.
• Mudd Math Fun Facts: All Fun Facts
• BBC - Radio 4 - 5 Numbers - Index
• Math Digest
• Art, Geometry, Astract Sculpture
• Mathematical Art of M.C. Escher -- Platonic Realms MiniText

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