Collaborative Research: Data-Driven Applications Inspiring Upper-Division Mathematics

协作研究:数据驱动的应用程序启发高年级数学

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    1503856
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 7.6万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2015-07-01 至 2017-06-30
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Today's digital environment is filled with a continuously increasing amount of data stored as images and signals, and there is a critical need in America for students to be prepared to enter the workforce with the ability to research and solve current real-life problems - many of which are data-driven. Investigators from St. Mary's College of Maryland (Lead Institution), Hendrix College, Kenyon College, and Washington State University will collaborate to (1) introduce current cutting-edge research and practical data problems from science, industry, and government to students in undergraduate upper-division mathematics courses and (2) lead these students to develop the problem-solving, collaborative, and research skills that are so crucial in today's work environment.The focus of this project will be to create a body of applied data-driven instructional modules to motivate student research as well as to generate a deeper student understanding and appreciation of the mathematical theory needed to solve these problems. Modules will center on image and data analysis problems, including image denoising and deblurring, data clustering, data registration, radiographic reconstruction, climate simulation, diffusion, and wave propagation. The goals of the project are to: (i) design, develop, implement, assess, and adjust (as necessary) transportable modules to connect the computational and theoretical sides of of upper division Real Analysis and Linear Algebra; (ii) establish a professional network for classroom testing and assessment of project modules and instructional strategies; and (iii) provide and utilize varied venues for research collaboration. The project team will conduct research to assess how this hands-on data driven approach affects appreciation of the mathematical concepts involved, provides new avenues for student directed study, helps prepare students for a workforce in need of research and data skills, improves student engagement and learning, and inspires students to pursue postgraduate study in theoretical and applied mathematics. Research methods will include the incorporation of beta testing modules and then collecting and analyzing quantitative and qualitative data. The project includes measures of students? knowledge such as course assessments and instruments to measure motivation and self-efficacy related to mathematics. With faculty from four institutions across the country, the project will also study the adaptability to a variety of institutions of the materials and instuctional approach.
今天的数字环境充满了不断增加的数据存储为图像和信号,有一个在美国的学生准备进入劳动力与研究和解决当前现实生活中的问题的能力,其中许多是数据驱动的关键需求。来自马里兰州圣玛丽学院的调查人员(牵头机构),亨德里克斯学院,凯尼恩学院和华盛顿州立大学将合作(1)介绍当前的前沿研究和实际数据问题,从科学,工业和政府的学生在本科高年级数学课程和(2)带领这些学生发展解决问题,协作,该项目的重点将是创建一个应用数据驱动的教学模块,以激励学生的研究,以及产生一个更深层次的学生理解和欣赏的数学理论需要解决这些问题。模块将集中在图像和数据分析问题,包括图像去噪和去模糊,数据聚类,数据配准,射线照相重建,气候模拟,扩散和波传播。该项目的目标是:(一)设计,开发,实施,评估和调整(如有必要)可移动模块,以连接计算和理论方面的上师真实的分析和线性代数;(二)建立一个专业的网络课堂测试和评估项目模块和教学策略;和(三)提供和利用各种场地的研究合作。项目团队将进行研究,以评估这种动手数据驱动的方法如何影响所涉及的数学概念的欣赏,为学生指导的学习提供新的途径,帮助学生为需要研究和数据技能的劳动力做好准备,提高学生的参与度和学习,并激励学生攻读理论和应用数学的研究生课程。研究方法将包括beta测试模块的结合,然后收集和分析定量和定性数据。该项目包括学生的措施?知识,如课程评估和工具,以衡量动机和自我效能与数学。该项目还将与来自全国四个机构的教师一起研究材料和教学方法对各种机构的适应性。

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