2012, no. 6
PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

On philosophy of mathematical cognition as well as on problems of computer education

N.V. Mikhailova

pp. 24–2980 RUB

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Abstract

Presented is an answer to the problem of finding of such computer algorithms that might to assist in modeling some real processes. Also examined are philosophic- and methodological aspects of computer mathematics in the context of modern problems of computer education.

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