I have tried to prepare a mini-notebook to demonstrate the final deliverable. Please have a look at it.
I have made limited use of Matplotlib and NumPy, focusing mainly on SymPy. Please have a look at the attached files of previous email. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you. On Sat, 15 Feb, 2025, 11:24 PIYUSH KUMAR, < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Matthew, > I have tried to prepare a mini-notebook to demonstrate the final > deliverable. Please have a look at it. I have made limited use of > Matplotlib and NumPy, focusing mainly on SymPy > > I kindly request you to consider this proposal under "*User Application > Projects*" for GSoC 2025. > Do let me know if this project can be taken up under different category as > well (other than User Application Projects). > https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-Ideas > > I hope to hear back from you soon. > Thank you. > On Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at 8:47:45 PM UTC+5:30 [email protected] > wrote: > >> Hi, >> Thank you for proposing this idea. I would like to learn more about what >> you envision the final deliverable to be? >> >> Best regards, >> Matthew Robinson >> >> On Saturday, February 8, 2025 at 8:33:07 AM UTC-5 >> [email protected] wrote: >> >>> Hello SymPy developers, >>> I recently shared the applications of SymPy with my fellow batchmates in >>> *Computer >>> Aided Design* course and I got an overwhelming response. >>> I have following topics in my CAD course and was curious to use SymPy >>> for it. *(These are only few topics, there are more upcoming topics >>> where SymPy can be used)* >>> >>> - >>> - *Homogeneous Coordinates* >>> - *Isometric Transformations* >>> - *Similarity Transformations* >>> - *Affine Transformations* >>> - *Projective Transformations* >>> - *Combined Transformations* >>> - *Fixed Points Calculation* >>> >>> I was able to use it flawlessly and got positive response to use SymPy >>> from my CAD Professor as well. Last night I tried coding for Geometric >>> Transformations and it was quite fun. >>> >>> *My Proposal*: Prepare a clean Application based Jupyter Notebooks or >>> Mini .PDF Books for Engineering students pursuing CAD, MATHEMATICS I, II, >>> III and Probability and Statistics (or even some other courses). >>> >>> *Why this idea?* >>> >>> - Conventional manual approach for solving these problems (even via >>> MATLAB and NumPy) is not that *user friendly* as compared to SymPy >>> - Indian Engineering Students accounts more than 3 million students. >>> - Mathematics I, II, III and Probability and Statistics are common >>> courses to all Engineering Streams in almost every college of India. >>> - CAD is also compulsory course pursued by Mechanical and >>> Manufacturing Engineering students. >>> >>> *I tried to use SymPy to solve 1 of my Previous Year Questions of my >>> exams, and it was working great.* >>> >>> I want to work on it as GSOC 2025 contributor. 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