MATHEMATICAL TECHNOLOGY - INDUSTRY - INSTITUTION
MATHEMATICAL TECHNOLOGY, TRANSFER – INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN MATHEMATICS
Mathematical technology is a term referring to the interdisciplinary area combining applied mathematics, engineering and computer science. Computational technology has made sophisticated mathematical methods viable for practical applications
Mathematical technology facilitates an active approach to learning, to allow students to become involved in discovery and to consolidate their own knowledge, thus developing conceptual and geometrical understanding and a deeper approach to learning.
- Computational Technology
- Increasing Sphere of Applications
- Economics and management.
- Traffic and transportation.
- Maritime industry.
- Space technology.
- Product design and geometry.
- Performance analysis, manufacturing systems, reliability.
- Chemical reactions and processes.
- Materials behaviour.
- Food and brewing industry
- Flow phenomena
- Semiconductor industry
- Systems design and control
- Measurement technology, signals and image analysis
- Experiments and data analysis
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Students have been suddenly released from the strictures of a test dominated curriculum and thrust instead into home schooling, and remote education. This is an ideal time for students to discover Geometry Expressions’ open-ended, investigative approach to exploring concepts using mathematical modelling and challenging students to take ownership of the problem solving process. Jim Weichmann, in his workbook Connecting Algebra and Geometry through Technology, likens Geometry Expressions to a “playground where students can discover their own mathematics.”
Students have been suddenly released from the strictures of a test dominated curriculum and thrust instead into home schooling, and remote education. This is an ideal time for students to discover Geometry Expressions’ open-ended, investigative approach to exploring concepts using mathematical modelling and challenging students to take ownership of the problem solving process. Jim Weichmann, in his workbook Connecting Algebra and Geometry through Technology, likens Geometry Expressions to a “playground where students can discover their own mathematics.” |
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A full range of books by some of the most creative authors in mathematics education is available from our web site.
A full range of books by some of the most creative authors in mathematics education is available from our web site.
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Example problems can be found throughout our website covering a huge variety of mathematical topics. covering a huge variety of mathematical topics. With Geometry Expressions in front of them, students can learn the software by following the intriguing problems on our YouTube channel. (All the Math Illustrations problems can be done in Geometry Expressions, as MI is a subset of Gx.) And once the students have learned to generate apps from their Gx diagrams, they will want to publish them on their website. For some cool ideas they can browse and download some of the apps on Euclid’s Muse.
Example problems can be found throughout our website covering a huge variety of mathematical topics. covering a huge variety of mathematical topics. With Geometry Expressions in front of them, students can learn the software by following the intriguing problems on our YouTube channel. (All the Math Illustrations problems can be done in Geometry Expressions, as MI is a subset of Gx.) And once the students have learned to generate apps from their Gx diagrams, they will want to publish them on their website. For some cool ideas they can browse and download some of the apps on Euclid’s Muse. |
Geometry Expressions
The world's first interactive symbolic geometry system
Math Illustrations
A tool for mathematics teachers to create diagrams
