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Do you need help getting started as an individual or as a member of a group facing the need to prepare formal documents? This is an all-out attack on the problem of teaching people the art of mathematical writing. Learn how others have made use of student assistants in ways that benefit all parties. Read how feedback from students supplies early warning signals from instructors, as well as helping students clarify their thought processes. This book will give aid and encouragement to those wishing to teach a course in technical writing, or to those who wish to write themselves.
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Do you need help getting started as an individual or as a member of a group facing the need to prepare formal documents? This is an all-out attack on the problem of teaching people the art of mathematical writing. Learn how others have made use of student assistants in ways that benefit all parties. Read how feedback from students supplies early warning signals from instructors, as well as helping students clarify their thought processes. This book will give aid and encouragement to those wishing to teach a course in technical writing, or to those who wish to write themselves.
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5つ星のうち 5.0
Good stuff!
2003/9/23
By Michael Greinecker
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形式:ペーパーバック
The book is based on lecture notes of a course for Stanford CS students. The lecture notes aren't very polished, but the chatty tone makes good reading. The book is incredibly funny, but some people may not like that.
Guest lecturers include outstanding people like Leslie Lamport and Paul Halmos. The content is excellent, especially the parts about writing proofs. Some parts are of more interest to computer scientists, but most of it is valuable to anyone engaged in mathematical writing.
Despite all the good things, this book doesn't really stand alone and should be complemented with other books, like the one by Krantz.
P.S.: A almost complete TEX version of the book can be found on the web.
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5つ星のうち 4.0
Some good advice for the beginner.
2005/9/30
By S. Arora
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形式:ペーパーバック
These are "lecture notes" from a course taught by Knuth. The first third of this pamphlet is extremely useful and should be read by all researchers who are beginning to write technical papers. The remainder of the pamphlet is more spotty in quality and is marred by some needless digressions and ocassional obsession with minutae. In other words, it violates its own advice: it is not concise and to-the-point.
All in all, a useful resource. It is never boring, and as a bonus provides a good idea of Knuth's teaching---which I have never witnessed first hand.
All in all, a useful resource. It is never boring, and as a bonus provides a good idea of Knuth's teaching---which I have never witnessed first hand.
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5つ星のうち 5.0
Great set of notes for publishing writers in computing, engineering, mathematics, and more.
2012/9/6
By Joshua
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形式:ペーパーバック|Amazon.co.jpで購入済み
I picked up a copy of Knuth's mathematical writing notes when I was a graduate student in computer science (really not that long ago, actually). This book is a great starting point for new technical writers, and it is a great supplement for more experienced writers that want to polish their craft.
This manuscript is a series of Knuth's notes that comment on a variety of topics related to making technical writing both precise and readable. Admittedly, some are more useful than others, but everything considered the useful material is definitely worth the cost.
Knuth provides a lot of do's and don'ts for people who do math-heavy writing, many of which stick with you after one read. I could see how this book could be a useful resource for grad students, post-docs, or researchers/teachers in a number of fields. If more effort was put into refining the material I think that it could have been a much more valuable and definitive book on the subject (I'm not aware of any others, but more texts like this are needed). Still, it is well worth the money.
This manuscript is a series of Knuth's notes that comment on a variety of topics related to making technical writing both precise and readable. Admittedly, some are more useful than others, but everything considered the useful material is definitely worth the cost.
Knuth provides a lot of do's and don'ts for people who do math-heavy writing, many of which stick with you after one read. I could see how this book could be a useful resource for grad students, post-docs, or researchers/teachers in a number of fields. If more effort was put into refining the material I think that it could have been a much more valuable and definitive book on the subject (I'm not aware of any others, but more texts like this are needed). Still, it is well worth the money.
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