Add section for Kevin Sullivan UVa ugrad course in discrete math #412
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| # Entries in this file should have the following fields: | ||
| # | ||
| # `name`: the title of the course | ||
| # `instructor`: the name of the person or people who taught the course | ||
| # `institution`: the name of the institution at which the course was taught | ||
| # `year`: the most recent year the course was taught | ||
| # `lean_version`: 3 or 4, the Lean version of the most recent iteration of the course | ||
| # `summary`: a description of what was covered and done in the course | ||
| # `tags`: a list of tags (see below) | ||
| # `website` (optional): the course's home page | ||
| # `material` (optional): a link to a textbook, course notes, etc | ||
| # `repo` (optional): a link to the course's project repository, e.g. on GitHub | ||
| # `experiences` (optional): a reflection about how the course went, things that could be done differently, etc | ||
| # `language` (optional): if the instruction language was not English, what language was it? | ||
| # | ||
| # Please use tags that are shown on the website. In particular, each entry should have | ||
| # a general subject (`mathematics`, `logic`, `computer science`). | ||
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| # Entries in this file should have the following fields: | |
| # | |
| # `name`: the title of the course | |
| # `instructor`: the name of the person or people who taught the course | |
| # `institution`: the name of the institution at which the course was taught | |
| # `year`: the most recent year the course was taught | |
| # `lean_version`: 3 or 4, the Lean version of the most recent iteration of the course | |
| # `summary`: a description of what was covered and done in the course | |
| # `tags`: a list of tags (see below) | |
| # `website` (optional): the course's home page | |
| # `material` (optional): a link to a textbook, course notes, etc | |
| # `repo` (optional): a link to the course's project repository, e.g. on GitHub | |
| # `experiences` (optional): a reflection about how the course went, things that could be done differently, etc | |
| # `language` (optional): if the instruction language was not English, what language was it? | |
| # | |
| # Please use tags that are shown on the website. In particular, each entry should have | |
| # a general subject (`mathematics`, `logic`, `computer science`). |
This is duplicated from above.
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| summary: > | |||
| The goal of the course is to teach the basics of Lean to first year undergraduate students in a double major program in mathematics and computer science. | |||
| year: 2023 | |||
| - name: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science and Engineering | |||
| instructor: Kevin Sullivan | |||
| contact: [email protected] | |||
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| contact: [email protected] |
not a field that is used
| - name: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science and Engineering | ||
| instructor: Kevin Sullivan | ||
| contact: [email protected] | ||
| institution: University of Virginia, Dept. of Computer Science |
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| institution: University of Virginia, Dept. of Computer Science | |
| institution: University of Virginia |
| contact: [email protected] | ||
| institution: University of Virginia, Dept. of Computer Science | ||
| website: https://computingfoundations.org | ||
| environment: Coursework is supported by a VS-Code+Docker remote container. |
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| environment: Coursework is supported by a VS-Code+Docker remote container. |
| website: https://computingfoundations.org | ||
| environment: Coursework is supported by a VS-Code+Docker remote container. | ||
| lean_version: 4 | ||
| tags: ['mathematics','computer science', 'programming-first', 'discrete'] |
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| tags: ['mathematics','computer science', 'programming-first', 'discrete'] | |
| tags: ['mathematics','computer science', 'intro to proof'] |
Perhaps "functional programming" too? Trying to reuse existing tags rather than introducing new ones.
| appears to have worked very well, both in learning outcomes and student satisfaction. | ||
| We have not yet conducted IRB-approved studies of these parameters. The course will | ||
| be offered again in the Fall of 2024. | ||
| year: 2023, |
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| year: 2023, | |
| year: 2023 |
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@kevinsullivan it would be nice to follow up on this so that your course can be added to the webpage. |
Thank you everyone, and I'm sorry for unresponsiveness on this thread. I will be updated the materials and reposting them for my fall class shortly. Very best, --Kevin |
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