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Computer Based Math Education

Started by msu_math, November 14, 2012, 10:31:10 AM

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msu_math

The importance of mathematics to jobs, society, and thinking has exploded over the last few decades. Meanwhile, math education has gotten stuck or has even slipped backward. Why has this chasm opened up? It's all about computers: when they do the calculating, people can work on harder questions, try more concepts, and play with a multitude of new ideas.

Computer-Based Math (CBM) is a project to build a completely new math curriculum with computer-based computation at its heartâ€"alongside a campaign to refocus math education away from historical hand-calculating techniques and toward relevant and conceptually interesting topics.

Since last couple of year's, decision makers from all over the world have expressed support for developing a CBM education curriculum. Recently mathematicians set to bring together an exciting, international mix of those who care about math from all angles to answer the question, "What are the steps to delivering Computer-Based Math education worldwide?"

Ref: CBM Website
Mohammad Salah Uddin

Lecturer in Mathematics
Department of Natural Sciences
FSIT, DIU

msu_math

Slogans of Computer Based Mathematics

"Math does not equal calculating, its a much more bigger thing"

"Please stop teaching calculating start teaching math"
Mohammad Salah Uddin

Lecturer in Mathematics
Department of Natural Sciences
FSIT, DIU

bcdas

good Slogan, we have to move towards application of Math in modern sciences of technology or communications.   
Dr. Bimal Chandra Das
Associate Professor
Dept. of GED, DIU