GSoC 2020 Introduction

[Mugdha Joshi]

Hello Everyone,

I am Mugdha Joshi, a fourth-year undergraduate student from Gyan Ganga Institute of Technology and Sciences, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India. I have 3 years of experience in Python. I use Python for competitive programming and implementing machine learning and deep learning projects. I have participated in one of the contest of TCS named EngiNX and made a project on Intelligent Surveillance System in which I have used image processing algorithms, Transfer Learning, VGG16 model, OpenCV, etc. Through EngiNX I got direct interview call from them. I am also teaching Python to class 11 and class 12 student in my spare time. I am also qualified till Round1B of Google Code Jam 2019. I am also a core member of Data Science Community in my college and have conducted many sessions over there.

I have a good understanding of Engineering Mathematics. Since my schooling I have a keen interest in Mathematics and now Python also. So according to me SymPy would be the best organization for me to work in my summers(if I am lucky)  because it includes Python and Mathematics. 

After going through the Ideas list I would like to work on Mathematics Project(Solvers) because most of the TODOs task under Solvers matches my interest and I have a good understanding in linear equation in more than one variable, non-linear equations, trigonometric equations. I will also search and get to know more about transolve and I am also going through the references provided.

Can I get to know more about set infrastructure.

Thank You

[Alejandro Martín Hernán]

Hello everyone!

My name is Alejandro Martín. I am a fourth year aerospace engineering student at the Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain. I am in the branch of aerospace vehicles. Along the carrer I have studied four subjects related with continuum mechanics and aerospace structures, so I want to participate in the idea of "Continuum Mechanics: Create a Rich 2D Beam Solving System". My final degree project is about study the aeroelastic effect of a flexible beam to an incident flow making a Fortran program to simulate it. Also I have a good knowledge about classical mechanics and fluid dynamics.

My bachelor gives me the oportunity to learn different programming languages such as: Python, Matlab, Fortran  and some basics notions in C and R. I have two years experience programming in Python either for university projects or proffesional internships. The last six months I have been programming a python geometry cleaner in order to smooth the surface of an aircracft, automobile, beam, etc. with the aim of making more easier to mesh the object and then simulated even with a FEM or a CFM technique. 

I work everyday with symbolic math systems in my programming calculator. I started reading sympy documentation the last week and I think that is a wonderfull idea to bring an open source library of symbolic mathematics to python users, so I am very interesting in contibuting to the program and make SymPy a powerful tool for scientists, students, engineerings, etc.

Thank you,

Alejandro.

[Vandit Khurana]

Hi

I'm Vandit, 2nd year Computer Science undergraduate student at Chitkara University. I just read the use of Sympy in the field of data science as i have just started learning data visualization. I think by contributing in this organization i will be loaded with good information and better command on Sympy. I have started reading it's documentation on internet and will be spending a good amount of time in solving issues.