November 25, 2009 at 23:56Appendix "Numerical Methods in C #"
This post could equally be present on the blogs "I PR", "Open Source" or ".NET". But since the program I want to talk about is very closely related to education, I decided to publish it here.
In short, we will talk about an open source project called "Numerical Methods on C #" - a set of implementations of numerical methods in C #, while at the same time allowing calculations using a graphical interface written in WPF.
Who cares - read below.
The program is a set of implementations of numerical methods - from interpolation methods to solving differential equations + a graphical interface written in WPF. Also on the project page you can download the version written in Windows Forms.
The program allows you to carry out calculations, view screenshots of decisions made in mathcad and the source code.
Recently, a large number of posts and threads have appeared on forums with questions such as “what is better - programming or science”, “graduate school or work”, “do mathematics need a simple developer”, “where to gain experience for a young specialist without experience who knows only the basics of discretion "etc.
I think that this program is suitable for all the categories listed - someone will find it useful to play around with solutions, someone will be interested in doing programming, someone has implemented methods and wants to contribute to the development of the program. Agree, then it can be used both at the university and in research, but in principle, anywhere, where a mathematical approach is needed.
I want to immediately make a reservation that the program was developed mainly by students "for experience", I take part in the project because I like it. The program contains a number of inaccuracies, errors, shortcomings, therefore, I propose that the active part of the habrasociety join the project and identify (eliminate) them. In addition, if you have implemented algorithms, methods (both known and your own) - send us, we will include them in the program.
Errors can be posted in the issue tracker , either in the comments or in PM. For one, let’s check the activity of the habrasociety :)
Official project page: numerical.codeplex.com
Thank you for your attention!
In short, we will talk about an open source project called "Numerical Methods on C #" - a set of implementations of numerical methods in C #, while at the same time allowing calculations using a graphical interface written in WPF.
Who cares - read below.
The program is a set of implementations of numerical methods - from interpolation methods to solving differential equations + a graphical interface written in WPF. Also on the project page you can download the version written in Windows Forms.
The program allows you to carry out calculations, view screenshots of decisions made in mathcad and the source code.
Why education?
Recently, a large number of posts and threads have appeared on forums with questions such as “what is better - programming or science”, “graduate school or work”, “do mathematics need a simple developer”, “where to gain experience for a young specialist without experience who knows only the basics of discretion "etc.
I think that this program is suitable for all the categories listed - someone will find it useful to play around with solutions, someone will be interested in doing programming, someone has implemented methods and wants to contribute to the development of the program. Agree, then it can be used both at the university and in research, but in principle, anywhere, where a mathematical approach is needed.
Participate
I want to immediately make a reservation that the program was developed mainly by students "for experience", I take part in the project because I like it. The program contains a number of inaccuracies, errors, shortcomings, therefore, I propose that the active part of the habrasociety join the project and identify (eliminate) them. In addition, if you have implemented algorithms, methods (both known and your own) - send us, we will include them in the program.
Errors can be posted in the issue tracker , either in the comments or in PM. For one, let’s check the activity of the habrasociety :)
Official project page: numerical.codeplex.com
Thank you for your attention!