[sympy] Student looking to contribute to Sympy

Hello, I am a CS student from VIT, Pune. I came across SymPy in the GSoC 2014 accepted organizations page and have been wanting to contribute since then. I am an average student in maths. What level of mathematics would I need to be knowing in order to contribute to this library? I am good wit

Re: [sympy] Student looking to contribute to Sympy

Hi Rohit, On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 11:22 AM, Rohit Shinde wrote: > Hello, > > I am a CS student from VIT, Pune. I came across SymPy in the GSoC 2014 > accepted organizations page and have been wanting to contribute since then. > I am an average student in maths. What level of mathematics would I n

[sympy] Student looking to contribute to SymPy/CSymPy - where to start?

Hey all, So as I mentioned in the subject, I'm currently an undergrad Math/CS student, and I recently came across this package via the wiki page for GSOC 2014 ideas. It seems like there is a lot of interesting work going on in Sympy, and I was hoping to find a way to contribute. My short-term g

Re: [sympy] Student looking to contribute to SymPy/CSymPy - where to start?

Hi Zack, There are currently 2 students doing GSoC under CSymPy. I'm working on Extending Elementary Functions and Thilina is working on implementing Matrix Module. Here is my GSoC Proposal to give you a rough idea of stuff I'm covering as a part of my project. Mo

Re: [sympy] Student looking to contribute to SymPy/CSymPy - where to start?

Hi Zack, I agree with what Sushant wrote. Let us know if you have further questions. Any contributions are highly appreciated. Ondrej On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 10:48 PM, Sushant Hiray wrote: > Hi Zack, > > There are currently 2 students doing GSoC under CSymPy. > I'm working on Extending Elementar