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Student Computational Applied Mathematics Laboratory for Teaching Industrial and Applied Mathematics

Student Computational Applied Mathematics Laboratory for Teaching Industrial and Applied Mathematics
用于工业和应用数学教学的学生计算应用数学实验室
批准号:
9551823
负责人:
David Coker
金额:
$1.64万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1995
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1995-07-01 至 1997-06-30

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中文摘要
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通过该项目,为对工业与应用数学(IAM)感兴趣的学生提供高质量的计算环境,以改善本科数学教育。学生应用数学计算机实验室(SAM-LAB)正在通过购买运行UNIX和Windows的联网PC工作站和适当的外围硬件进行升级。这些工作站将通过购买网络集线器连接到校园网。SAM-LAB为工程技术和计算机科学专业的本科生提供了一个高质量的专用计算机环境,帮助他们获得强大的分析、计算和数值技能。使用SAM-LAB及其连接到互联网的计算机配置的学生有机会:(1)追求高级计算问题,如并行化,(2)为大型任务分配计算资源,(3)执行精心控制的数学实验,以及(4)开发由一组项目组成的不断发展的投资组合。正在编写并即将出版的实验室手册,其中包含了本计划过程中开发的每个项目的详细目标和程序。该实验室的经验将在美国数学协会和美国物理学会的区域会议上公布。鼓励学生在这些区域会议上展示他们作品集中的代表性作品。一些使用商业上可获得的软件包或内部开发的软件的实验室将以电子方式分发。选定的数量将在适当的期刊上发表。
英文摘要
Through this project, funds are provided to improve undergraduate mathematics education by developing a high-quality computational environment for students interested in Industrial & Applied Mathematics (IAM). The Student Applied Mathematics Computer Laboratory (SAM-LAB) is being upgraded through the purchase of networked PC workstations running both UNIX and Windows and appropriate peripheral hardware. These workstations will be connected to the campus network through the purchase of a network hub. The SAM-LAB provides a high-quality, dedicated computer environment for undergraduate majors in engineering technologies and computer science which will help them acquire strong analytical, computational, and numerical skills. Students using the SAM-LAB and its configuration of computers connected to the Internet have the opportunity to: (1) pursue advanced computational issues such as parallelization, (2) dedicate computational resources for large tasks, (3) perform carefully controlled mathematical experiments, and (4) develop an evolving portfolio consisting of a set of projects. A lab manual containing detailed objectives and procedures for each project developed during the course of this program is being compiled and will be published. Experiences with the laboratory will be publicized at regional American Mathematical Association and American Physical Society Meetings. Students are encouraged to present representative work from their portfolios at these regional meetings. Several of the laboratories using commercially available packages or in-house developed software will be distributed electronically. A select number will be published in appropriate journals.
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