Hello,
I am looking for some work in applying functional programming (Specially
Haskell)
in the teaching of Mathematics.
If you are aware of some work in the are please email me at
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Thanks in advance
Miguel Rocha
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I am looking for some work in applying functional programming (Specially
Haskell) in the teaching of Mathematics.
The best place to start is
Discrete Mathematics Using a Computer
Cordelia Hall & John O'Donnell
Springer-Verlag, 2000
ISBN 1-85233-089-9
Look at Rex Page's Beseme project
http://www.cs.ou.edu/research/beseme.shtml
(which uses the Hall and O'Donnell book to do some interesting educational
research).
John
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John Hughes:
>
> Look at Rex Page's Beseme project
>
> http://www.cs.ou.edu/research/beseme.shtml
>
> (which uses the Hall and O'Donnell book to do some interesting educational
> research).
Just two useless words, on that project and *many* others.
Rex Page focuses on *discrete math*.
The University where I did my Maths degree also had an extremely good Computer Science
department, but sadly this connection was not exploited nearly as much as it should
have been. I have two anecdotes which might be relevant:
(1) I remember being told off by one teaching assistant for writing a
