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Chapter and Conference Paper
PEM4PPM: A Cognitive Perspective on the Process of Process Mining
During the last decades, process mining (PM) has matured and rapidly increased in its adoption. Making sense of data is a main part of the work of PM analysts, which involves cognitive processes. Recent work h...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Investigating the Under-Usage of Code Decomposition and Reuse Among High School Students: The Case of Functions
Functions can provide substantial benefits for programmers. They offer ways that can be used to simplify a given programming task through decomposition, reusability and abstraction. As observed by the first a...
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Revisiting the Medical Diagnosis Problem: Reconciling Intuitive and Analytical Thinking
A recurrent concern in mathematics education—both theory and practice—is a family of mathematical tasks which elicit from most people strong immediate (“intuitive”) responses, which on further reflection turn ...
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Computers and applied constructivism
In this paper we discuss and demonstrate the nature of computational learning environments which support and encourage learners’ constructions in a way which is compatible with constructivist learning theory. ...
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Subgroups
Edit your proc name_group to obtain a new proc group_table which will define the same names G, o, e, i as name_group, but where o and i will be maps rather than funcs. For example, o will be the set of all pai...
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Rings
In arithmetic, there is the distributive law involving addition and multiplication: for all numbers a, b,c $$\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} {a(b + c) = ab ...
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Mathematical Constructions in ISETL
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Subgroups
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Rings
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Groups
Following is a list of some funcs that you worked with in the first chapter.
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The Fundamental Homomorphism Theorem
In the last section of the previous chapter you constructed, given a group G and a subgroup H, the set of cosets GmodH and coset multiplication in ISETL. The cosets were always right cosets. In. the next few acti...
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Factorization in Integral Domains
Write a func dwr that accepts two inputs a, b, checks that they are integers and that b is not zero, and returns the pair [a div b, a mod b].
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Groups
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The Fundamental Homomorphism Theorem
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Factorization in Integral Domains
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Mathematical Constructions in ISETL
Use the documentation provided for your computer to make sure that you can answer the following questions.