This post collects some notes and teaching materials concerning the use of Python, Jython, and Sage for universal and linear algebra.
🔗 UACalc at the Jython Command Line
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The UACalc_CLI github repository has instructions for configuring your machine to support a command line interface (CLI) with the Universal Algebra Calculator (UACalc).
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This post gives an example showing how to exploit the Jython interface to the UACalc to study properties of large collections of algebraic structures.
🔗 Exporting old .sws Sage worksheets to the new .ipynb (jupyter) format
🔗 Linear Algebra Labs in Sage
I created this set of four computer laboratory assignments to teach my students how to do linear algebra in Sage.
I assigned these to my undergraduate linear algebra class at Iowa State University in the spring of 2016.
Each lab was completed during one 50-minute class held in the computer lab in Carver Hall.