Embedding Python into Core University Mathematics Siri Chongchitnan (Warwick)

I will give a survey of how Python can be meaningfully woven in core university maths modules including calculus, analysis, abstract algebra, linear algebra, differential equations, probability and statistics. Only a basic background of Python is required.
I will also share my experience of embedding Python into two modules that I teach at Warwick: Vector Calculus, and Problem Solving.
Siri’s book:
- Exploring University Mathematics with Python, Springer (2023)
Slides and more talks can be found at talmo.uk/2024/p...

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At 35:50 you said: "Accept that AI coding is going to be the norm". I've been retired now for 1.5 years after a long career of scientific software engineering, development of numerical algorithms, advanced data analysis, mathematical modeling of physical systems, reverse engineering of software and systems that nobody really understood any more, and all sorts of varied challenging endeavors. As far as this old dog can tell, using AI coding to do real work is both exciting and still very much in its infancy. I can't imagine learning it in university courses today, although of course that is happening right now. What an amazing time this is.
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