= Projects =

Sage Days typically allow a great deal of unstructured time to work on projects, either in groups or with the assistance of experts that are available.  Please plan to have a project to work on.  Examples could be:

 * Learning a new area of Sage in preparation for teaching a course.
 * Preparing worksheets for a course.
 * Learning how to create interacts for the Sage library.
 * Learning how to contribute new code to Sage.

=== Alex Nowak ===
 *  Sage development 
 *  Tropical algebra


=== Andy Huchala ===
 *  Documenting !SageMathCloud

=== Andrey Novoseltsev  ===
 *  Sage servers

=== Bruce Cohen ===
 *  !WebWork
 *  Calculus
 *  !SageMathCloud

=== Chris Kees ===
 *  PDEs
 *  Distributions
 *  Web apps

=== Greg Bard ===
 *  Book: Sage for Undergraduates
 *  Interacts

=== Keith Clawson ===
 *  !SageMathCloud systems

=== Kiran Kedlaya ===
 *  XML catch-up
 *  Determine future plans

=== Jane Long ===
 *  Switching department materials to !SageMathCloud
 *  Interacts for online course for education majors

=== John Travis ===
 *  Authoring
 *  !WebWork

=== Jonathan Lee ===
 *  !SageMathCloud development

=== Kevin Winters ===
 *  Web interface
 *  Numerical tools

=== Michael Wise ===
 *  Getting started
 *  Looking for a good project!

=== Nathan Carter ===
 *  Sage coding for non-coders

=== Nicholas Ruhland ===
 *  !SageMathCloud front-end

=== Rob Beezer ===
 *  Book-length documents to Sage worksheets via !MathBook XML
 *  Fine-tune !MathBook XML's CSS for !SageMathCloud, iPython notebooks, Sage worksheets
 *  Learn Sage development git workflow

=== TJ Hitchman ===
 *  ODE course materials to Sage
 *  XML authoring of classical geometry text

=== Tom Judson ===
 *  Abstract Algebra book fine-tuning, via !MathBook XML
 *  ODE book: incorporate Sage

=== Travis Scrimshaw ===
 *  Thematic Tutorials: Crystals
 *  Lie Algebras
 *  Categories

=== William Stein ===
 *  !SageMathCloud