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Teaching with Sage

This is a wiki page collecting resources for teaching Sage and courses teaching mathematics or other topics using Sage. The interact page has lots of good interactive examples as well.

Resources (English)

David Kohel, Cryptography - http://www.sagemath.org/library/crypto.pdf / http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/kohel-crypto.pdf
David Joyner,
- Computational Fourier transforms - http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/CFT.pdf, http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/cft/
- Differential equations - http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/DiffyQ/des-book.pdf
- Calculus 1 - http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/wdj/teaching/calc1-sage/
John Perry, Calculus I - http://www.math.usm.edu/sage/calc1.html

Courses (English)

Semester	Title/URL	Teacher	University	Info
SP 2010	Math 213: Elementary Linear Algebra	Matthew Sean Miller	Bucknell	recommends to use sage online
March 2010	Stat 221 - Monte Carlo methods	Raazesh Sainudiin	Univ. of Canterbury, New Zealand	Introduction to computational statistics in SAGE
SP 2010	Math 4140: Algebraic Structures	D.C. Ernst	Plymouth State University	undergraduate abstract algebra course; using Abstract Algebra: Theory and Applications
SP 2010	Math 2560: Calculus II	D.C. Ernst	Plymouth State University	Calculus II course; using Stewart's "Calculus"
2009	MAT 211, CSC321, MAT 331		California State University Dominguez Hills
November 2009	Stat 218 - Computational Statistics	Raazesh Sainudiin	Univ. of Canterbury, New Zealand	Introduction to computational methods in statistics
Fall 2009	Math 122/142 - Calculus II	Mohamed Badawy	Univ. Kansas
Summer 2009	Introduction to Differential Equations and Linear Algebra	Marshall Hampton	University of Minnesota, Duluth	Dual Mathematica/Sage worksheets for labs
May 2009	Introduction to Sage	Franco Saliola	Università di Siena	18 hour workshop (Worksheets in English, presentations in Italian)
SP 2009	Math 480: Sage	William Stein	Univ of Washington	Introduction to Sage course
SP 2009	Math 583e: Computational Number Theory	William Stein	Univ of Washington	Computational number theory graduate course
SP 2009	Math 332: Abstract Algebra	David Perkinson	Reed College, Dept. of Maths	Abstract algebra: groups, rings, fields.
2009	C&O 444/644: Algebraic Graph Theory	Chris Godsil	Univ. of Waterloo
W 2009	Math 16B: Calculus	Brant Jones	UC Davis, Dept. Maths
SP 2009	Calculus II (Math 181 A & B)	Rob Beezer	University of Puget Sound
SP 2009	MATH 2500 - Multivariable Calculus	David Swinarski	University of Georgia	This course covers multivariable calculus.
SP 2009	MAE3030 fluid mechanics	Prof. LI Wen Jung	Chinese University of Hong Kong / Dept. of Mech. and Autom. Engineering
SP 2009	Math 227: Discrete Mathematics	Jason Worth Martin	James Madison	This course will cover standard sophomore-level discrete math material starting with basic logic and logical reasoning. For our programming, we will be using SAGE
WS 2008	Math 295A/395A: Cryptography	John Voight	Vermont (UVM), CEMS	conventional encryption techniques, the Hill cipher, DES and SDES, RSA, the Rijndael cipher, discrete logarithms and the Diffie-Hellman key exchange, and elliptic curve cryptography
WS 2008	Differential Equations	Jason Grout	Iowa State
SS 2008	Math 227: Discrete Mathematics	Jason Worth Martin	James Madison	This course will cover standard sophomore-level discrete math material starting with basic logic and logical reasoning. For our programming, we will be using SAGE
Fall 2009	MAT 305: Computational Mathematics	John Perry	University of Southern Mississippi	Introduction to a computer algebra system using calculus-based projects. Students will solve mathematical problems in the Maple SAGE environment which require an understanding of calculus concepts.

Courses (German)

Semester	Title/URL	Teacher	University	Info
SS 2010	Elementare Zahlentheorie	Prof. Dr. Nils-Peter Skoruppa, Hatice Boylan, M.Sc.	Universität Siegen	Zur Lösung eines Teils der Übungsaufgaben ist es nötig, sich mit dem Computer-Algebra-System SAGE vertraut zu machen.
WS 2009	Lineare Algebra 1	Moritz Schmitt	TU Berlin	Recommendation for using Sage
SS 2009	Elementare Zahlentheorie	Nils-Peter Skoruppa	Universität Siegen, Germany	Zur Lösung vieler Übungsaufgaben ist es nötig, sich mit dem Computer-Algebra-System SAGE vertraut zu machen, siehe dazu das SAGE Tutorium 2009.
WS 2008	503.516 Computermathematik 1	Huss Wilfried	TU Graz, Austria	Einführung in Softwarepakete, die für die Mathematik nützlich sind, sowie Anwendung dieser Pakete zur Lösung mathematischer Aufgaben.
WS 2008	326.022 Analysis (Mathematik 1 für Informatiker)	Peter Elbau, ...	RISC, Linz, Austria	Einige Aufgaben sind Programmieraufgaben, die im Computeralgebrasystem Sage zu bearbeiten sind.
WS 2008	Computer Algebra	Martin Rubey	Hannover, Germany	In dieser Lehrveranstaltung wollen wir lernen, wie wir Computeralgebrasoftware selbständig und für das eigene Studium gewinnbringend verwenden können.
WS 2008	Anwenungsorientierte Zahlentheorie und Algebra	Gebhard Böckle	Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany
WS 2008	Algebra	Nils-Peter Skoruppa	Universität Siegen, Germany	Zur Lösung vieler Übungsaufgaben ist es nötig, sich mit dem Computer-Algebra-System SAGE vertraut zu machen, siehe dazu das SAGE Tutorium 2008.

Courses (French)

Semester	Title/URL	Teacher	University	Info
SS 09	L1: MP2	Christian Blanchet	Jussieu / Chevaleret	Algèbre linéaire , Calcul intégral, Equations différentielles, Fonctions de plusieurs variables
Juillet 2009	Jours Sage au LaCIM	Sébastien Labbé	Université du Québec à Montréal	Introduction à Sage
AN 09	http://ecircle.rnu.tn	Ines Abdeljaoued-Tej	ESSAI - Université de Carthage - Tunisie	Analyse Numérique : Interpolation, Résolution de fonction à une variable et Analyse Numérique matricielle
RO 08	http://ecircle.rnu.tn	Ines Abdeljaoued-Tej	ESSAI - Université de Carthage - Tunisie	Recherche Opérationnelle : Programmation Linéaire et Théorie des Graphes

Courses (Spanish)

Semester	Title/URL	Teacher	University	Info
Fall 2009 / Spring 2010	Laboratorio de Matemáticas	Daniel Ortega, Patricio Cifuentes, Pablo Angulo	UAM	Uso del ordenador para resolver problemas de matemáticas (introducción)

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