Bob Miller's Geometry for the Clueless

Bob Miller (East Brunswick, NJ) has been a lecturer in Mathematics at City College of New York, a branch of the City University of New York, for more than twenty-eight years.

What is Geometry? Why Should I Take It?CHAPTER 1
The Basics: Undefined Words, Defined Words, Axioms, and PostulatesCHAPTER 2
The Beginnings of ProofsCHAPTER 3
Improvement of Reasoning: Statement, Converse,Inverse, Contrapositive; Necessary and Sufficient Conditions; If and Only IfCHAPTER 4
Parallel Lines, Forever TogetherCHAPTER 5
Mostly TrianglesCHAPTER 7
Similar Figures and Pythagoras Lives!!!CHAPTER 8
Quadrilaterals Squarely DoneCHAPTER 9
Interior and Exterior AnglesCHAPTER 10
Areal Search & Securing the PerimeterCHAPTER 11
Volumes and Surface AreasCHAPTER 12
Circle ICHAPTER 13 Lines
(The Straight Kind) and Parabolas I (Not Straight)CHAPTER 14
Distance Formula, Midpoint Formula, Circle II,and Analytic Geometry ProofsCHAPTER 15 Functions, Translantions, Stretches, Contractions, and FlipsCHAPTER 16 CHAPTER 17
Right and Not So Right-Angle Trig, Law of Sines, and Law of CosinesCHAPTER 18
ConstructionsCHAPTER 19
Indirect Proofs; Disproving by Counterexample; and Too Much, Just Enough, or Not EnoughCHAPTER 20
Miscellaneous: Locus; Parallel Lines; and Larger and Smaller Sides and AnglesCHAPTER 21
Twenty-First-Century SAT Spin on GeometryCHAPTER 22
Always-Sometimes-Never QuestionsCHAPTER 23
Answers: You Should Always Draw the Picture If You Are Having ProblemsAppendix: A Radical ChapterIndexAcknowlegementAbout Bob Miller... In His Own Words