Syllabus
Lectures
Problem Sets
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Links to Important Mathematicians in Algebra

Claude Shannon
Ernst Witt
Paul Erdos
Hanning
Golay
Dave Forney
Hamilton
Andrew Viterbi
Muller
Reed
Solomon
N.J.A Sloane - scientific american article about sphere packing

Interesting Links for learning Abstract Algebra

Gallian's True/False Algebra questions
Algebra lab course with GAP software
Algebra lab course with Maple software
Exploring Abstract Algebra with Mathematica
* Math Archives, Topics in Mathematics, Abrstract Algebra - very extensive list of resources in Abstract Algebra complete with topics, source and technologies used.
Hamming Error Correcting Code Animation - by Robert McEliece at Caltech
* MacTutor History of Mathematics - history of mathematicians important to abstract algebra, complete with biography, major accomplishments, picture, and cross references.
History - The Development of Group Theory

Courses at Other Universities

Abstract Algebra, Trinity College, Dublin, 2001-02 with handouts of problems
* Abstract Algebra Online following book by Beachy and Blair contains a list of the definitions and theorems needed for undergraduate study. Related Study Guide contains problems and solutions.
Abstract Algebra: The Basic Graduate Year University of Illinois. "A student-oriented text covering the standard first year graduate course in algebra. Solutions to all problems are included and some of the reasoning is informal."
Intro to Abstract Algebra - U of Minnesota, has little quizes with solutions.

Visualizations

JavaApplet of S4 - Visual representation
JavaApplet of Groups of order 1-15
Instructional Program on Groups of order 1-32
* Interactive 3D Graphics - from Algebra: Abstract and Concrete U of Iowa
LiveGraphics 3D Applets - from the Mathematica website, these are mathematical models, not necessarily related to Algebra.

* excellent, useful site