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