DISCRETE MATHEMATICS & THEORETICAL COMPUTER SCIENCE RESOURCES

Planetmath: good reference source maintained by enthusiasts, most of whom are of very high qualification

http://planetmath.org

MATHWORLD, also a good reference sort, maintained by Wolfram Research, manufacturer of Mathematica

http://mathworld.wolfram.com

One of pseudocode (rather detailed style) conventions :

http://www.cs.xu.edu/csci170/05s/Algorithms/pseudocode.html

Wikipedia: free on-line encyclodedia (good source on algorithms and theoretical computer science):

Quick introduction to algorithms and pseudocode (color slides in PDF) :

http://horizon.ece.utexas.edu/~jacome/ee360cN/lectures/SL4.pdf

On binary, ternary, s-ary, and other search methods: a good list of links:

http://www.nationaldirectory.com/Computers/Algorithms/Sorting_and_Searching

On Learning and Practicing Computer Science and Programming: Theory, Algorithms, Implementation, Languages, Operating Systems, Environments, Editors, Browsers, and more:

http://www.softpanorama.org/index.shtml

UMass Lowell Electronic Li:braries

http://library.uml.edu/home

• The UMass Lowell Electronic Libraries provide access to a wealth of periodicals, the card catalog and on-line resources.
  Please note the some on-line databases can only be accessed via a UMass Lowell Internet address (I.P. Address). Some restricted resources can be accessed via Library's proxy server.

UMass Lowell CyberEd Tutorial:

http://cybered.uml.edu/tutorial/

• The CyberEd tutorials explain how to use a web browser, email, chat software and other Internet software tools.

UMass Lowell Home Page:

http://www.uml.edu

• The UMass Lowell web site provides links to the web sites for  administrative and academic  colleges and departments throughout the University.  

UMass Lowell Department of Mathematical Sciences:

http://www.uml.edu/dept/math 

• Mathematical Sciences Department's web site provides links to professors web-sites, departmental research seminar, programs offered, etc.