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| This is the main community website of the '''Sage Documentation Project''' This page is used as a central point to organize the effords to create new help pages, tutorials, examples and similar. To add a documentation page to this category, add a link to this page on the last line of the page. Click on "subscribe" above to be posted about changes. | This is the main community website of the '''Sage Documentation Project'''. This page is used as a central point to organize the efforts to create new help pages, tutorials, examples and similar documentation efforts. To add a documentation page to this category, add a link to this page on the last line of the page. Click on "subscribe" above to be posted about changes. |
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| Some definitions what is what in the list above. (if someone has better definitions, please edit!) * ''Howto'': Basic step-by-step guide with screenshots, easy to use, straightforward, probably often to update. |
Some definitions on what is what in the list above. (If someone has better definitions, please edit!) * ''Howto'': Basic step-by-step guide with screenshots, easy to use, straightforward, probably often updated. |
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| * ''Guide'': more general than howto and tutorial. for example, explain background and connect the dots. * ''Examples'': List examples on a particular topic, level "beginner", "advanced" and "pro" indicate the level of prior knowledge, where "pro" involves knowledge about programming with Sage, i.e. also Python, while "advanced" does only require to understand the basics of Sage and an implicit knowledge about Python programming. |
* ''Guide'': More general than howto and tutorial. For example, explain background knowledge and connect the dots. * ''Examples'': List examples on a particular topic. The levels "beginner", "advanced" and "pro" can be used to indicate the level of prior knowledge, where "pro" involves knowledge about programming with Sage, i.e. also Python, while "advanced" only requires an understanding of Sage's basic functionalities and an implicit knowledge about Python programming. |
Sage Documentation Project
This is the main community website of the Sage Documentation Project. This page is used as a central point to organize the efforts to create new help pages, tutorials, examples and similar documentation efforts. To add a documentation page to this category, add a link to this page on the last line of the page. Click on "subscribe" above to be posted about changes.
Published Documents
Pages in this wiki (should belong to the category "DocumentationProject").
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lang |
Abstract |
Author |
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empty (link to wiki page) |
en |
... abstract ... |
release date/update date |
External Documents
Not in this wiki (i.e. PDF or website).
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lang |
Abstract |
Author |
Released/Updated |
[http://openwetware.org/wiki/Open_writing_projects/Sage_and_cython_a_brief_introduction Sage and Cython: A Brief Introduction] |
en |
This is a quick introduction to Sage,[...] One thing I will highlight is using Cython in Sage to make very fast code in an easy way. |
Marshall Hampton |
-/2008-05-09 |
[http://nguyenminh2.googlepages.com/sage_numtheory-crypto-v3.pdf Number Theory and the RSA Public Key Cryptosystem] |
en |
This tutorial uses Sage to study elementary number theory and the RSA public key cryptosystem. A number of Sage commands will be introduced that help us to perform basic number theoretic operations such as greatest common divisor and Euler’s phi function. We then introduce the RSA cryptosystem and use Sage’s built-in commands to encrypt and decrypt data via the RSA algorithm. |
Minh Van Nguyen |
2008-11-05/2008-11-05 |
[http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/cookbook/coding-theory/sage-coding-cookbook.pdf Linear error-correcting codes] |
en |
This tutorial introduces some of Sage's functionality in the theory of error-correcting codes. |
David Joyner and Robert Miller |
2008-05 |
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Wish List
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Priority |
lang |
Purpose and Direction |
HowTo |
high |
en |
Setup Sage in a classroom situation as a central server. |
Examples |
medium |
en |
Plotting of functions, examples how various kinds of functions can be plotted, explain parameters |
Types
Some definitions on what is what in the list above. (If someone has better definitions, please edit!)
Howto: Basic step-by-step guide with screenshots, easy to use, straightforward, probably often updated.
Tutorial: Explain a topic, how to do something, similar to howto...
Guide: More general than howto and tutorial. For example, explain background knowledge and connect the dots.
Examples: List examples on a particular topic. The levels "beginner", "advanced" and "pro" can be used to indicate the level of prior knowledge, where "pro" involves knowledge about programming with Sage, i.e. also Python, while "advanced" only requires an understanding of Sage's basic functionalities and an implicit knowledge about Python programming.
Teaching: Material used in teaching.
Documents by Category
DocumentationProject