Author: jeremy
Commutative Line
Technological Advancements
“Engineering doesn’t quite work like that…” “Yes it does! Your job is to build my crazy ideas, and maybe get some credit for it later. Don’t you want that?”
Discovering Mathematics
There are plenty of ways to enjoy mathematics. You can attend a classroom lecture, you can read a textbook, you can look at a news article, you can watch a video, or you could just play with some concepts yourself. There’s not one way in particular that is better than any other. Rather, each one has its own advantages and disadvantages. It depends what you’re looking to get out of your session. Despite this, I…
The Benefit of Tutoring
Lab Experiments
Academic Wishlist
Bag of Examples
As a student in mathematics and physics, I’m part of two different worlds. On the one hand, proofs and abstraction come from the side of mathematics. On the other hand, physics is where concrete examples and applications are the norm. In physics (at least, within the scope of undergraduate education), we only care about the mathematical tools that we can apply to a given problem. Of the two camps, I find myself identifying more with…
Scheming
I just love when I have a whole week of nothing (in which I could have done work!) and then this happens.
