Roads to Geometry

Appropriate for junior level college geometry courses. Assumes only a prior course in high school geometry and the mathematical maturity usually provided by a semester of calculus or discrete mathematics. This book provides a geometrical experience that unifies a mostly Euclidean approach with various non-Euclidean views of the world. It offers the reader a "map" for a voyage through plane geometry and its various branches, as well as side-trips that discuss analytic and transformational geometry.