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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...

    Elizaveta Sorokina, Pnina Soffer, Irit Hadar, Uri Leron in Business Process Management (2023)

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    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...

    Ahmad Omar, Irit Hadar, Uri Leron in Advanced Information Systems Engineering Workshops (2017)

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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 ...

    Lisser Rye Ejersbo, Uri Leron in Probabilistic Thinking (2014)

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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. ...

    Uri Leron, Orit Hazzan in Information and Communications Technologies in School Mathematics (1998)

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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...

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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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 ...

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    Mathematical Constructions in ISETL

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    Chapter

    Subgroups

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    Chapter

    Rings

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    Chapter

    Groups

    Following is a list of some funcs that you worked with in the first chapter.

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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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...

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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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].

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    Groups

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    The Fundamental Homomorphism Theorem

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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    Chapter

    Factorization in Integral Domains

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)

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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.

    Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron in Learning Abstract Algebra with ISETL (1994)