[Python-grants] Who was at the BoF?
Arthur
ajsiegel at optonline.net
Fri Apr 9 17:25:50 CEST 2004
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> Focus is wise. Math/science is a good choice both
> for education (school kids) and for working engineers
> and scientists, who are often not programmers but could pick
> Python up very quickly if given example applications that
> motivate them and docs + simple example code that helps them
> learn quickly.
>
I'd like to make folks aware of this effort:
The National Computational Science Institute
http://www.computationalscience.org/
is working under a 2.75 million NSF grant to provide education to educators
about the use of computational science as an educational tool in a variety
of science related disciplines.
I feel strongly that Python and its established tools have much to offer
this effort.
Does anyone have ideas how we might approach this Institute to explore
developing/ configuring Python resources to be useful "out-of-the-box" for
their purposes, and get funded to do so?
Art
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