Conference Schedule

DAYTIMEEVENTPRESENTERTITLEVENUE
"Tuesday, July 11"1:00PM - 6:00PMRegistration"James Parsons Building, Byrom Street"
"Wednesday, July 12"10:00AM - 1:00PMRegistration"James Parsons Building, Byrom Street"
11:30AM - 1:00PMInformal LunchJames Parsons Cafeteria
1:00 - 1:15PMOpeningConference Committee
1:15 - 2:15PMKeynote LectureDavid StoutemyerMalgorithms
2:15 - 2:45PMBreakConference Lobby
2:45 - 4:30WorkshopsKutzler & Kokol-VoljcIntroduction to DERIVE 5Computer Lab
SchofieldDrawing Network Graphs in DERIVE 5Computer Lab
WiesenbauerUsing DERIVE to Explore the Mathematics Behind the RSA CodesComputer Lab
PenseExploring 3D Rotations with the TI-92Calculator Room
2:45 - 3:35PresentationsP. Leinbach & C. LeinbachEstimating Time Since Death
MagieraMechanics of Rigid Body Motions with DERIVE
MahonyLearning Calculus and Pre Calculus with the TI-89
3:45 - 4:35PresentationsHill"Generating Sturm Sequences, Using DERIVE for Polynomials and Applications"
BeaudinDERIVE 5 - The Easiest Just Got Better
SchmidtApplication of the Moore/Penrose Inverse to Linear Regression
4:45 - 6:30WorkshopsBiryukov & SuryovatkinaMain Notions and Achievements in Non-Linear DynamicsComputer Lab
"Albano, D'Apice, & Zapple"Learning Power Series with Computer ToolsComputer Lab
Ellis & C. LeinbachUsing All of the Tools: Modeling PopulationsCalculator Room
4:50 - 5:40PresentationsPenaSome Applications of Turing and Post Machines in Mathematics Teaching
AL-Jumeily & StricklandMathweb: Intelligent Computer Algebra System for the World Wide Web
SchonefeldLocating Multiple Roots of Polynomials
"Thursday, July 13"8:30 - 9:30Keynote LectureJosef BoehmGive it a Spin!
10:00 - ????Conference Day Trip
"Friday, July 14"8:00 - 8:30Day Only RegistrationMerseyside TeachersConference Lobby
8:30 - 9:30Keynote LectureRichard BrowneThe role of calculators and computers in national assessment of mathematical
attainment:where we are now and where we may be going.
9:30 -10:00BreakJames Parsons Hall Cafeteria
10:00 - 1145WorkshopsArmstrongCreating Problems for Soution with TechnologyComputer Lab
Kos & LokarThe Logarithmic FunctionComputer Lab
"Albano, D'Apice, & Manzo"Teaching Mathematics with Mathematica - A Basic CourseComputer Lab
GossezWhen the TI-89/92 Helps Solving the Problem of the WeekCalculator Room
10:00 - 10:50PresentationsBoehmNew Technologies/New Means of Mathematics: A Reoport on the EU Project
AhlanderWhy Use CAS with the TI-89 in Mathematical Education? Classroom Exercises
KutzlerCalculators and Computers as Pedagogical Instruments
11:00 - 11:50PresentationsNogueraA Description of 10th Grade Students (14-15 year old) Attitudes and Cognitive
Development when Using Symbolic Manipulators (TI-92)
WurnigWays of Assessment in a CAS-oriented Mathematics Class
Malabar"Visualisation, Math Skills, & Technology"
PountneyMathematical Recreations: Magic Squares and DERIVE
11:45 - 1:30LunchJames Parsons Hall Cafeteria
1:30 - 3:15WorkshopsSmithMethods for the New Millenium: Solving EquationsComputer Lab
SjostrandOrganic Molecules with DERIVE and DP GraphComputer Lab
ThomasSolving Max-Min Problems Using Geometry on a TI-92 and then Analytically using ScriptsCalculator Room
Boehm3-D Geometry on a TI-92Calculator Room
1:30 - 2:20PresentationsStricklandUsing Computer Algebra to Improve Student Confidence
BeaudinUsing the TI-92 Plus: Some Examples
KempskiEmbedding DERIVE in Traditional Math Courses
2:30 - 3:20PresentationsMonaghanIssues Arising When Teachers Make Regular Use of CAS in their Mathematics Lessons
Roanes-Losano & Roanes-MaciasHow Dynamic Geometry Systems Could Complement Computer Algebra Systems
HittConstruction of Mathematical Concepts and Use of Symbolic Calculators
Kutzler & Kokol-VoljcIndispensable Manual Calculation Skills in a CAS Environment
3:15 - 3:45BreakJames Parsons Hall Cafeteria
3:45:-5:30WorkshopsWarthmanCryptology with DERIVE in the ClassroomComputer Lab
"Albana, D'Apice, & D'Arriva"Constructing Mathematical Tools with MathematicaComputer Lab
C. LeinbachA Project for Studying Polynomials and Their PropertiesComputer Lab
BowersComputer Algebra & Spreadsheets: All Together Now?Calculator Room
3:45 - 4:35Presentations"Zehavi, Mann, & Oppenheim"Towards a Theory of Practices for Teaching & Learning of Mathematics with CAS
SchultzHigh Level Technology in Low Level Mathematics Courses
WantanabeCreativity with the TI-89
4:40 - 5:30PresentationsPierceAlgebraic Insight and Students use of DERIVE
BiryukovDimensional Analysis with DERIVE
MiddletonSome Reflections on the use of Computer Algebra
7:00 - ????Conference Banquet Conference CommitteeJames Parsons Hall Cafeteria
& EntertainmentLounge Lizards
"Saturday, July 15"8:30 - 10:45WorkshopsRoanes-Losano & Roanes-MaciasAn Introduction to Automatic Theorem Proving in Geometry and Automatic SearchComputer Lab
of Geometric Loci with DERIVE 5
8:30 - 9:20PresentationsSchofieldUsing DERIVE to Interpret an Algorithmic Method for Finding Hamiltonian Circuits
(and Rooted Paths) in Network Graphs
MichaelUsing DERIVE as a Functional Programming Language to Teach Sorting Algorithms
Biryuikov & SmorodinClouds and Fog Condensation Simulation
9:30 - 10:20 PresentationsGonzales & HitoSearching for Euler Circuits in a Connected Graph
LehmanGraphical Representations of Riemann Sums
ChallisModelling and DERIVE
Keunecke"Curvature of functions as an aid of treating sequences, limits and derivatives in math lessons"
10:45 - 11:45KeynoteSjostrandNew Computer Integrated Mathematics Teaching at the Swedish Natural Science Program
11:45 - 12:00Conference ClosingConference Committee

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