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Assessing mathematics automatically using computer algebra and the internet

This paper reports some recent developments in mathematical computer aided assessment which employs computer algebra to evaluate students’ work using the internet. Technical and educational issues raised by this use of computer algebra are addressed. Working examples from core calculus and algebra which have been used with first year university students are described.

Chris Sangwin | C. Sangwin

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