Posts Tagged ‘education’
I’m delighted to announce the release of version 0.3 of the book Algorithmic Graph Theory. You can grab the latest release of the book at the project website on Google Code.
Initially, I started writing that book in November 2009 as a way to document the graph theory module of Sage. In the process, I discovered [...]
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Tags: documentation, education, graph theory, LaTeX, mathematics, Sage
I have created a screencast showing a general procedure for creating a new ticket on the Sage trac server. The video tutorial has been uploaded to my development directory on the machine sage.math. The video should make it easier for people to learn how use trac, rather than learning just from reading a textual tutorial.
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Tags: education, Sage, screencast, trac, tutorial
These are notes of a talk I delivered during Software Freedom Day 2009 at Chadstone Shopping Centre, Melbourne, Australia. Slides are also available. This talk requires no previous experiences with programming. After covering some basic principles of programming, these principles are then demonstrated using the Python programming language.
What’s a program?
When you start programming, you are [...]
Filed under: Python, programming, social gathering | 3 Comments
Tags: education, programming, Python, Software Freedom Day
