Hi everyone,
I am a third year undergraduate at IIT Kharagpur. I went through the idea
list. I am interested to work on any of the two projects below.
1. Solvers
2. Group Theory.
Could someone let me know the mentors for these two projects, so that i can
discuss with them and finally get sta
Hi Rahul,
You can start by picking up small issues related to your project and fixing
them. The right people will tag along as you go. This is a good way to get
in touch with a new community.
Cheers
Sudhanshu Mishra
On Thu, Mar 2, 2017 at 10:17 AM, Rahul Barnwal
wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I am a
Hello Folks,
I'm Shashwat Aggarwal, a sophomore from Netaji Subhas Institute of
Technology(NSIT) New Delhi, India.
I am quite fond of Physics and Mathematics and thus really interested in
contributing to SymPy as a part of GSOC project.
I have checked SymPy's Project Ideas list, and have found
Greetings !
I'm Seturaj Matroja, a Master's Computer Engineering student at the
University of Waterloo. I am well versed in C/C++ , python, javascript
,system calls, ipc, mutlithreading and Mathematics . I'm enthusiastic about
learning and making contribute to Sympy during GSoC 2024 and beyond.
Hi, I'm a third year undergraduate in computer science in France and I'm
looking for a summer project. Since I already used Sympy and appreciated
it, I'm interested in contributing to it.
Since I took several courses on compilers, I wanted to get my hand into
code generation. I'm interested in
An easy place to start for code generation is to find some functions
that don't currently code generate for some given language backend and
add support for them. Especially for the newer or less used languages
(C and Fortran are the most used), there should be lots of functions
that don't have prop
