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Hi,



Recently, one of the faculty in my university is trying out application exercises for mathematics (so that the lesson is more interesting).



The application exercises involved the use of matlab, and as a result tend to be “individual” i.e. only one person code for the group.



May I ask if anyone else have used or know of a more team-based type of mathematics programming application exercise?



Thanks in advance.



Best regards,

Fun Siong





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