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Contents
General Skills
Python Coding
- I've written up a handout of some Python code for testing divisibility by 2,3,5, and 7.
- The Python code by Professor Connell to test the Polya Conjecture.
Miscellaneous Skills
- Handout on writing emails
- CLT tests: Fall 2018 questions and Fall 2018 answers and Spring 2021 questions.
Using LaTeX to Write Equations and Symbols
Proofs
Chapters 1: Integers
- The "All Odd Numbers Are Prime" joke and the joke script and the Python code by Professor Connell to test the Polya Conjecture.
- [1] Defining New Kinds of Exponents]
Chapters 2 and 3: Fractions
- Proofs without Words of three infinite sums.
Chapters 4, 5, and 6
Chapter 8, Geometry
- Prefaces to Euclid's Elements in the first English translation (1570).
- Shooting the Bird from the Mahabharata.