Systemic Initiative for Modeling Investigations & Opportunities with Differential Equations — SIMIODE
QUICK Way to Find SIMIODE Teaching Resources
You can look here for Modeling Scenarios and Technique Narratives which are peer reviewed and classroom ready for differential equations modeling activities and topics, OR download our Resource Guide or Table of Contents, written in the fashion of a traditional differential equations text's Table of Contents, with short descriptions and links.
Happening Now
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SIMIODE textbook is now available in paperback. Purchase your copy to support teaching and learning.
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The CODEE - Community of Ordinary Differential Equations Education online journal is calling for papers for a special issue on Engaging the World: Differential Equations Influence Public Policy Submission deadline is 28 February 2023.
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The SIMIODE EXPO 2023 will be held 10-12 February 2023. Registration is now open.
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Modeling in Differential Equations Course - It's Self-Evident. Guest Editorial in The UMAP Journal.
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SIMIODE is joining forces with QUBES so we can be a part of this sustainable and vibrant community. Most recently we moved all Resources from our old home site to Publications here. Watch this webspace for updates as we migrate more here.
Who We Are
SIMIODE is an open community of teachers and learners using modeling first differential equations in an original way.
What We Do
SIMIODE is a Community of Practice. SIMIODE activities include:
- Peer reviewed, classroom ready Modeling Scenarios and Technique Narratives for differential equations modeling activities and topics, Resource Guide or Table of Contents.
- A yearly, international EXPO for people interested in using modeling to motivate, teach, and learn differential equations,
- A textbook — Differential Equations: A Toolbox for Modeling the World by author Kurt Bryan, and
- SCUDEM — a 3-student team modeling challenge.
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