Hi All,
Congrats for Sage and this mailing list. I'm using Sage + TeXmacs +
Connexions projects with my students to teach linear algebra and
differential calculus. I have made a Virtual version of Linux which runs
on Windows using Virtual Box and Puppy Linux, instead of VMware and
Debian as y
Hi Daniel,
DJDANG escribió:
> Hello everyone,
> I'm sure someone can help me to solve this problem I'm having right
> now. It's about vectors and it's really easy when you do it on paper
> but it becomes a little tricky when you try to solve it in sage.
>
> This is the problem:
> Let be u=(1,2),
Hi,
David Joyner escribió:
> On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 7:52 PM, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Congrats for Sage and this mailing list. I'm using Sage + TeXmacs +
>> Connexions projects with my students
Hi,
mhampton escribió:
> I've been working on a mathematical coloring book, with the pictures
> created using Sage. It still needs some work but I've put a
> preliminary version up at lulu.com:
>
> http://www.lulu.com/content/4858716
>
> I am not making any money on it, the cost is what lulu.com
Hi,
David Joyner escribió:
> On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 1:32 PM, William Stein wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Alec Mihailovs wrote:
>>
>>> Another alternative, for using Sage in class, instead of using a
>>> (non-existing) native Windows port, or one of the virtualizations,
Hi Rob,
I'm pretty interested in your work. I'm thinking in something like this
but using TeXmacs + Sage instead of LaTeX + Sage. Could you please share
your code with us?
Thanks a lot,
Offray
Rob Beezer escribió:
> I've been working on the conversion of LaTeX documents, which include
> Sage
Hi,
William Stein wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I made an "Elementary Number Theory" quickref, which I've posted here:
>
> http://wiki.sagemath.org/quickref
>
> william
>
>
Very nice!. I have being made something in the same spirit for my
students of Linear Algebra:
http://algebralineal.tiddlyspot.com
Hi Rob,
Rob Beezer wrote:
> I've put together a quick reference sheet (two pages) for linear
> algebra commands in Sage. I'll do a bit more clean-up on this before
> posting a final copy on the wiki in a couple days, so I know there is
> a bit more work to do. Specifically, I might reorder the
Hi all,
Bernie wrote:
> Hi everybody! lucio was my student at Universidad Catolica in Uruguay.
> I think the URL is:
>
> http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/luciolastra/sagelwlcd/latest/
> If it is the dist I watched from him, is really good. His work is very
> good and as kcrisman said, it can
Hi all,
Talking about Jmol. It seems broken on Arch Linux (only black squares
where the graphics should be shown). May be this is a support question
instead of an education one, but trying to subscribe from non-google
accounts to google groups is a pain in the ... So any pointer to
documentat
Hi Rob,
Rob Beezer wrote:
>> The idea was to provide the students with a easy to use personal
>> scientific computing environment to carry on.
>>
>
> I will likely run a seminar this fall for my students to introduce
> them to Sage, TeX, Beamer and friends (and maybe some Linux, plus some
Hi,
[...]
David Joyner wrote:
> I think Mike Hansen is working on it
> in the Sage notebook. I think it is implemented in codenode
> http://www.codenode.org/ but codenode does not (yet)play nice with
> Sage. If I had to guess, I would guess that both of these should happen
> before the end of th
Hi all,
I tried a complementary approach to Rob's one using PlasTeX[1] (tex4ht
complains a lot about LaTeX files exported by TeXmacs and PlasTeX is
more pythonic that tex4ht because... well is made on python :-P). The
final idea is to have something that takes TeXmacs[2] documents and
convert
Hi Rob,
Rob Beezer escribió:
> Hi Offray,
>
> Those are very interesting experiments. Thanks for posting them. For
> further comparison, I've taken your two examples and run them through
> my process. Here are some observations based on that, with the
> disclaimer that TeXmacs is new to me.
>
Hi Rob,
Rob Beezer escribió:
> Hi Offray,
>
> Thanks for the reply. I think we pretty much in agreement on most all
> of this.
>
Thanks for your quick answer and, help and concern about this inquires.
That makes very nice to be part in a so newbie friendly community as Sage.
It seems that
Hi,
kcrisman escribió:
> Hi, sorry to resurrect this thread, but I finally have an Intel-based
> computer. What exact steps would I need to follow to try this out
> using Parallels on Mac OSX.5? Please keep in mind I have very little
> experience with virtual machines, and know nothing about Li
Hi,
Two students are interested in making the graph of the black body[1][2]
with Sage and making it interactive in the web. [2] contains, at the
end, an excel file which has a table of the proper values and an
interactive graphic of the black body as a function of temperature, t,
and when t i
Hi,
David Joyner escribió:
> Thanks for the link! Works in epiphany on an amd64 ubuntu machine.
>
Thanks also. Works on Firefox on an arch linux over intel centrino. This
could be a project for an interested student.
Cheers,
Offray
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Hi,
dracero wrote:
> I was trying to publish an interact file in winows. The SAGE notebook
> looks ok and there is no problem with JSMATH. But trying to see the
> published file I get an error message saying: "error 7, problem
> setting up JSMATH".
> I´m using the last versión of Mozilla Firefox
Hi all,
Thanks a lot for this initiative. Would be nice to have pdf versions of
the Sage Worksheets for easy reading and encouraging of newbies to test
sage interactively.
Cheers,
Offray
ErikJacobson wrote:
> Sage documentation and the tutorial are written for and by research
> mathematician
Hi,
Rob Beezer escribió:
[...]
> In 1992 I taught integral calculus to a small group of first-term
> freshman using the Calculus & Mathematica materials. We met one day a
> week in a classroom and then three days a week in a lab setting. I
> had an undergraduate TA to help with lab sessions.
Hi,
Ted Kosan escribió:
> A couple of years ago when I was active in the Sage project, I began
> work on an education-oriented GUI for Sage which I called SageIDE.
> SageIDE (which I renamed MathRider) has now reached the point where it
> is capable of being interfaced to Sage and my thought is t
Hi,
Thanks for your answers. I think also that starting simple and small is
a way to increase the use of Sage also. My questions about interface and
language because I'm trying to use CAS in education with notebooks with
a textual oriented interface instead of notebooks with a calculation
ori
Hi,
Being this a list on Sage and education I will keep the discussion here
because ideas on interface could be useful for sage in particular and
for education problems and CAS in general. If it becomes too much
general or Sage unrelated and this is not the place for it, please tell me.
Ted K
Hi,
kcrisman escribió:
[...]
> Just to comment on this, I would say that many of the people who use
> Sage for research are also very committed to making it better for
> education. William in particular has put in many, many hours
> improving things that almost certainly do not make computing L
Hi kcrisman,
kcrisman wrote:
> We now have a Wiki page (http://wiki.sagemath.org/education1) for the
> first ever Sage Education Day! I've taken the liberty to add the four
> people who have personally told me they will be in the room for this
> (which includes the two organizers), but feel free
Hi,
michel paul wrote:
> I can't claim it's effective, but so far this is what I'm doing -
[...]
Thanks for sharing your practices integrating Sage and maths education.
Briefly what I have done this semester with freshmen students in Linear
Algebra at university was:
* Use my touch screen l
Hi Rob,
Rob Beezer escribió:
> A small group has been working on an education-related grant proposal to the
> US
> National Science Foundation to support work making it easier to use Sage in
> undergraduate courses. The description of the CCLI Type 2 program is at:
>
> http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/
Hi,
michel paul escribió:
[...]
> But creating a suite of simple functions like that would be easy
> enough but also challenging enough for most of them, plus these
> functions could then easily be configured with @interact.
>
> Another example of what I'm trying to get at with this 'functional
Hi,
David Joyner escribió:
> On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 12:10 PM, john_perry_usm wrote:
> ...
>
>
>> Two different ones:
>>
>> Honors Calc at http://www.math.usm.edu/sage/
>> (mostly calc I, and some of the lecture notes on this webpage have
>> embarassingly wrong typos which I haven't yet fixed
Hi,
On 19/12/09 14:24, calcp...@aol.com wrote:
For instance, instead of Smart Notebook to write notes with my tablet's
pen I use Xournal (windows and linux) both of which export to pdf.
Also, instead of Smart Recorder to make desktop recordings of my class
complete with sound, I use http://scr
Hi,
On 19/12/09 10:20, jason-s...@creativetrax.com wrote:
Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas wrote:
* Installing the cyn.in software _also_ inside the university's
severs (at this moment it is in a local free software community server).
* Prototyping low cost touch boards wit
Hi,
On 01/01/10 16:34, calcp...@aol.com wrote:
[...]
-Original Message-
From: michel paul
To: sage-edu@googlegroups.com
Sent: Fri, Jan 1, 2010 3:26 pm
Subject: [sage-edu] Re: what should be taught?
[...]
There seems to be lots of agreement about the importance of writing in
math.
Hi,
On 03/02/10 11:20, emil wrote:
I downloaded the current Live CD a week ago. It is based on Ubuntu.
Sage runs perfect, but functionality beside this is limited.
I recently compiled Sage for Puppy Linux. This is a very small but
very complete Linux Distribution.
It has Office Applications, We
Hi,
On 04/02/10 10:28, emil wrote:
[...]
The 2 Options are:
a) Sage with Latex and Lyx
b) Sage without Latex, but Java + Mathpiper (have to test it first)
Maybe someone has an oppinion about that? It seems that maybe on
University it would be nice if people get acquainted with Latex, in
Highsc
On 15/02/10 14:21, Robert Bradshaw wrote:
On Feb 15, 2010, at 5:40 AM, kcrisman wrote:
Although I personally enjoy the *good* examples; honestly, I think it
would be irresponsible to ask someone taking calculus as a pre-
physical-therapy student (which ours are required to, for good
biomechanic
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