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Art
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Fine
Arts
- Art
History
- Provides a
survey of art history from ancient times to the present
day divided by period with separate links to research
resources, an extensive list of museums and galleries
by country, online journals, exhibits, and university
art departments. Time periods are divided into countries,
cultures, and styles. Noted individual artists are also
included.
- Drawing
& Sketching
- Online drawing
instruction for beginning and advanced artists.
- Figure
Drawing
- This site
is devoted to better understanding of the elements that
make up the human figure and how to better portray them.
It is intended as a resource for artists and art students
who work with the human form.
- Fine
Arts Museums of San Francisco
- Searchable
database of the collections of the Fine Arts Museums of
San Francisco. Currently more than 12,000 artists are
represented with over 75,000 images and objects.
- The
Impressionists
- Biographies
and images of the works of Degas, Monet, Morisot, Pissarro,
Renoir, Bazille, Cassatt, Manet, and Sisley are included
in this site. Viewers can take interactive tours of paintings
which explain the artists’ techniques, follow links to
museum sites with online exhibitions of impressionist
art, or create their own masterpiece.
- Learn
to Draw Manga & Anime
- Everything
you need to know to learn to draw anime!
- Louvre
Museum Official Website
- Your cyberguide
to one of the most famous museums in the world. Available
in French, English, and Spanish.
- Masks
- This online
museum presents masks in all mediums from cultures all
over the world.
- World
Wide Arts Resources
- This is the
largest gateway for online arts information: artists,
museums, galleries, quality art, art history, arts education,
antiques, dance, theater, and more.
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Photography
.American
Museum of Photography
- Take a cyber
walk through this fascinating collection - you'll think
you are at the museum. You can take a guided tour, browse
the collection, learn about early photographic processes,
visit the museum bookstore, or walk through one of the
special exhibits.
- American
Photography: A Century of Images
- A history
of U.S. society, culture, and politics as seen through
photographers' eyes. Browse through sections on art, photography
and war, digital truth, presidential image making, persuasion,
social change, and cultural identity and see the impact
of photographs.
- Center
for Creative Photography
- This vast
collection includes more archives and individual works
by 20th-century North American photographers than any
other museum in the nation.
- Digital
Camera News and Reviews: Digital Photography Review
- An informative
site on all aspects of digital photography.
- Guide
to Digital Cameras and Photography
- A guide with
how-to sections on the use of digital cameras, including
an explanation of what digital photography is all about.
Learn what makes a digital camera; compare different types
and features; use a table comparing traditional cameras
with digital ones; how to digitize or scan existing photographs;
computer storage; various forms of graphic file formats;
what is needed for the digital "darkroom"; photo-editing
software; printers; printing on the Web; and much more.
- Masters
of Photography
- Searchable
database of hundreds of photographers and their photographs.
- Masters
of Photography
- Just click
on a photographer from the list on the left side of this
terrfic gallery to view his or her most famous photographs.
Careers
and Colleges
The Rodriguez Library has books on career, colleges and scholarship information. See the Library Catalog
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- CSU
Mentor
- Take a look
at this comprehensive guide to the California State University's
23 campuses. You can take virtual campus tours, find finicial
aid information, plan your college career, and apply online.
- Pathways
- Explore the
University of California's online undergraduate admission
information and application network. You can check out
campuses, costs, majors, and even apply online.
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- JobStar:
Job Search Guide
- A great place
to begin a job search. A library-sponsored guide to job-search
resources on the Web. While the focus is on California,
smart job seekers nationwide will enjoy the salary information
section; the resume section with state-of-the-art info;
and Ask Electra, the Electronic Librarian. The site includes
extensive listings of employer telephone hotlines, local
career centers, libraries, and job search events.
- Occupational
Outlook Handbook, 2010-2011 Edition
- The Occupational
Outlook Handbook provides essential work-related information
about the world of work and the qualifications that will
be needed by tomorrow's workers.
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- US
News College Report
- Features four
sections designed to help users choose a college or graduate
school and a career - including college rankings, graduate
school rankings, financial aid with best values rankings,
and guides to careers, internships, and jobs.
Math
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- College
Preparatory Mathematics (CPM)
- CPM is a complete
math program for high school students who want to learn
the basics and more. Under the careful guidance of their
teachers, students explore the major concepts of high
school mathematics in a variety of ways designed to provide
them with several means to solve problems.
- hotmath
- Provides actual
solutions for homework problems right from the CPM PreAlgebra
and Algebra I textbooks! Just click on the Algebra button
at the top of the page and scroll down to select your
textbook.
- Coolmath.com
- An amusement park of mathematics... and more!
- This site
really makes math fun! Need a graphing calculator? You
will find one here.
- Interactive
Geometry
- An interactive
site that will help you to visualize geometric concepts.
- Mathematics
Dictionary
- Can't quite
remember what a binomial is? This mathematics dictionary
will provide you with definitions for all mathematical
terms.
- The
Math Forum - Ask Dr. Math
- All areas
of mathematics are covered here: algebra, geometry, and
calculus.
- Mathematical
Sciences Career Information
- Have you ever
wondered what a mathematician working in industry or the
government does all day? You can look in the Archives
at an alphabetical listing of over 90 career profiles
of mathematicians working in nonacademic positions. Or,
you can Search the Archives by key word, employment sector
or degree and access the profiles, forums and applications
of the mathematicians previously profiled in the Mathematical
Careers Bulletin Board.
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