Hi Al,
I'm glad you picked up on that link back to Shadowfax. I've finally picked
up on your initial A. and added that to the hyperlink [1]. I consider this
hardwiring into a sort of textbook (more like a trade book in some respects
-- what's a Jupyter Notebook by genre anyway?) and am happy to
Hi Kirby!
Loving all your Jupyter posts!
I used to be very immersed in the 'lambda' calculus side of things as I taught
CS Honors aka Computer Math since the 1980s as a prerequisite to AP CSA/AB. CSH
taught several topics in Discrete Mathematics using various incarnations of
BASIC and homegrown
Here's an updated link to my open source curriculum writing.
https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/4dsolutions/elite_school/blob/master/Home.ipynb
Pythonic High School Math one might call it, with bridges to other STEAM
topics, and thence to PATH. [1]
I introduce folks to my Notebooks using
