[sage-edu] Re: Sage in course about rings and fields

2010-04-15 Thread Rob Beezer
On Apr 15, 12:28 pm, kcrisman wrote: > Very interesting.  I would point out that it is a shame that there is > nothing on Integral Domains, quite possibly because Sage has not that > much useful to say about them per se (or UFDs or Euc. Domains...)? Not so much a lack of support in Sage, but the

[sage-edu] Re: Sage in course about rings and fields

2010-04-15 Thread kcrisman
Very interesting. I would point out that it is a shame that there is nothing on Integral Domains, quite possibly because Sage has not that much useful to say about them per se (or UFDs or Euc. Domains...)? - kcrisman On Apr 15, 1:16 pm, Rob Beezer wrote: > I've about finished up a serious run o

[sage-edu] Sage in course about rings and fields

2010-04-15 Thread Rob Beezer
I've about finished up a serious run of using Sage in a course about rings, domains, vector spaces, fields, posets, Boolean algebra and Galois theory. I've learned a lot myself about Sage, and will probably greatly spruce-up these resources when I use them a second time. But I though folks might