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ACM Portal: "The Association for Computing Machinery has provided an online portal to information and resources in the field of computer science.

Artificial Intelligence - AI Links: A comprehensive list of links on general Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Models/Architectures of Mind, Animal Behaviour, Reinforcement Learning, Neural Networks, Computational Evolution, Chaotic and Complex Systems, Natural Evolution, and Human Evolution.

Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies: Established in 2007, the UK based Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies Web site is a resource designed to assist those who wish to discover and develop tools and strategies for e-learning projects. This resource will be of value to faculty and students seeking current and freely available tools and information.

CiteSeer Scientific Literature Digital Library: "CiteSeer (Research Index) is a searchable database of author submitted scientific papers that specialize in computer science. Not only do the results link to the full text of a given article, but CiteSeer tracks citations to that article, articles that are related to it, and comments/reviews of those who have read it."

CNet: A search engine that highlights current news and business reports in computer technology.

Digital Games Reseach Association Digital Library: "Online archive of the research presented and published in games research conferences and seminars, and thereby facilitate spread of knowledge in this research field."

Graphic Sites on the Net: Categorized listing of links including clipart, desktop publishing, fonts, and web authoring.

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI): Divided into many categories of Human-Computer Interaction of HCI sites catalogued in the HCI Bibliography.

Math Archives: This site provides organized Internet access to a wide variety of mathematical resources, including: Calculus resources online, Contests and Competitions, Visual calculus, Electronic proceedings of the ICTCM conferences, UTK mathematical life sciences archives.

Networked Computer Science Technical Reports Library: An international collection of computer science technical reports from CS departments and industrial and government research laboratories, made available for non-commercial and educational use.

Open Directory: Computer Networking Section: Catergorized list of links on networking.

Yahoo Computer Networking Section: Catergorized list of links on networking.

 
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Association for Computing Machinery: The Professional Scientific Computing Society's website featuring authoritative publications and pioneering conferences.

Computer Science Departments: A list of of major University Computer Science Department websites.

Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing: "FOLDOC is a searchable dictionary of acronyms, jargon, programming languages, tools, architectures, operating systems, networking, theory, mathematics, telecoms, institutions, companies, projects, products, history, in fact anything to do with computing." The dictionary is maintained by Denis Howe.

National Labratory for Computational Science and Engineering (NPACI): San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) is the focus of computational activities for the National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (NPACI).

NSF and the Birth of the Internet: "Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, this special reprot provides an engaging, detailed account of the development of the Internet. It begins with information about the roots of the Internet in the 1960s, continues through the present time and speculates about the future."

Open Access e-Journals: ArXiv is an open access, full-text e-print service in the fields of physics, mathematics, non-linear science, computer science, quantitative biology and statistics. AarXiv is owned, operated and funded by Cornell University, and also partially funded by the National Science Foundation.

Open Book Project: A full-text site to FREE electronic textbooks and educational materials for students on a wide range of topics made available in many formats by the authors. This site includes programming manuals and online tutorials.

Programmer's Heaven: This site, targeted primarily at computer programmers, is an online community that offers blogs, job information, webtools, message boards, FAQs, CodePedia, and free magazines.

Scientific Psychic: Created and maintained by Programmer Antonio Zamora of the American Chemical Society, "Scientific Psychic is a web site dedicated to the exploration of language and the human mind with the objective of encouraging critical thinking and a healthy life style." Click the links on the home page to find sections on ESP, mind puzzles, personality tests, health and educational software programs.

Slashdot: News for Computer Science professionals.

Technical Reports: Published Reports by the Department of Computer Science at Brown University which are distributed via anonymous FTP.

Theoretical Computer Science: This page, maintained by Stanford University Theoretical Computer Science, contains pointers to papers and pages intended for students interested in theory related software available on the 'Net.

Webopedia: Webopedia is an online dictionary and search engine for computer and Internet technology definitions.

Web Style Guide: A thorough and accessible guide to Web design for developers around the world. Full-Text of a textbook on web design.