Monthly Archives: January 2020

One die to rule them all

Posted on January 16, 2020 by Andy Rundquist

For a number of years I’ve been working on finding ways to turn what looks like an unfair die to a fair one (see these posts). Recently I’ve made a lot of progress. This post shows how I’ve turned a … Continue reading →

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Lifelong computational skills

Posted on January 16, 2020 by Andy Rundquist

I’m frantically putting together my syllabus for our brand new Computational Data Science intro course (this comes after a programming course) and I realized that I’m not using one of my favorite syllabus planning tools: this blog! This course was … Continue reading →

Posted in arduino, programming, syllabus creation, teaching | 8 Comments