Engineers Code: re-usable, open educational modules for engineering undergraduates
Talk at the 2018 SciPy Conference, July 2018
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Now published in #JOSE_theOJ: pylj: A teaching tool for classical atomistic simulation, by @an_drewmcc et al. https://t.co/j7dwIOr5a4
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RT @iblstudios: Released a new @OpenedX XBlock to add graded problems based on #Jupyter Notebooks, @ProjectJupyter
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Many SciPy community members are also educators, and some have been teaching with Python for years. Yet, it is still somewhat rare to find good Python instruction, embedded in the undergraduate experience,... Continue »
Three-dimensional flow simulations of the flying snake using Microsoft Azure
Talk presented at the 30th International Conference on Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics, 17 May 2018.
We ran simulations of the three-dimensional flow around an anatomically correct body section of a flying snake, using our PETSc-based immersed-boundary method... Continue »
A Qualitative Study of Open Educational Practice using Jupyter Notebooks
2018 Open Education Global Conference
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Selfie opportunity with @wfvanvalkenburg, achieved! Formidable hosts of #OEGlobal18 at #TUdelft https://t.co/l9a3peJbyW
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On my way to deliver closing remarks at the GEM-ASEE Doctoral Engineering Research Showcase https://t.co/kvWr8AnayV… https://t.co/2R68OLS2FQ
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An open scholar’s work can be accessed and... Continue »556Views 152DLs
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Yesterday I learned that I'm not scared of snakes. Live and learn! —thanks to @SochaLab (Note: this is not a lab an… https://t.co/te3hSOq7k2
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Research efforts in the last decade have focused on the effect on student outcomes from using Open Educational Resources (OER). We are interested in whether (some) OER may... Continue »
7 things I would tell you if I was your mentor
Closing remarks delivered at the GEM-ASEE Doctoral Engineering Research Showcase, in Washington DC (23 January 2018).
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What savvy open scholars know and do
Virginia Tech "Destination Areas Global Speaker Series"
The Why and How of Reproducible Computational Research
Seminar at IACS Stony Brook University, 21 Sept. 2017.
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I'm in an Acela train from DC to NY, on my way to Stony Brook to give a talk tomorrow, hosted by @Michael_Zingale https://t.co/BvbYO3lAPk
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Reproducible research hit the mainstream in the last few years, after more than two decades of back-alley campaigns. Feature articles... Continue »