On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 11:51 AM, A. Jorge Garcia wrote:
> I have a similar problem in AP Computer Science. That course has required
> Java since 2003. Frankly, I wish they would have stayed with C++ which we
> used from 1999-2002 (a vast improvement over Pascal 1984-1998). I wish
> they'd use py
OOPs, one more thing:
I'd love to bring robotics into my CS and Math classes:
http://www.robotslab.com/Robot/RobotsLAB%20BOX%20Deluxe#gsc.tab=0
RobotsLab has curriculum for robots in math class doing some data
collection and regression and such. What I'd love is a unit or two I
could do in APC
I have a similar problem in AP Computer Science. That course has
required Java since 2003. Frankly, I wish they would have stayed with
C++ which we used from 1999-2002 (a vast improvement over Pascal
1984-1998). I wish they'd use python now!
I've been using a combination of SAGE and pure Pytho
I, for one, have been trying to integrate SAGE/python as my as possible
in my preCalculus classes:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL956Pn2cKSj_D7PliLz1_VdQ1rRpgaE1
Unfortunately, I'd love to do the same in AP Calculus but Graphing
Calculators are required on that AP exam. The students n
Re: http://mathforum.org/kb/message.jspa?messageID=9430209
The above-linked thread might garner some forking threads or comment lines
here. This branch is mostly dormant on math-teach as of today, but points
back to an earlier thread that evoked much discussion (so well may take off
again), whic
