[BlindMath] BlindMath Digest, Vol 131, Issue 10

[tolga karatas]

William,

As far as I know, if you use Jaws Screen reader; their is a special
ELOQ.SBL File which will enable you to read some algebraic expressions
using Jaws. that is if you use it;

As for your other questions; i'm not sure, but maybe someone on the
list can answer those for you?

Regards,

Tolga.

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> I am planning to change careers to programming and eventually hope to
> return to grad school for a MS in Computer Science. It has been a long
> time since I did any math. In high school I went through Algebra II
> using braille, and in college I took statistics. I never explored math
> using my computer during this time.
>
> Since I want to study artificial intelligence, I need to brush up on
> pre-calculus and learn calculus, linear algebra, and discrete
> mathematics. I need to do this through self-study and do not have
> access to braille output. My primary computer uses NVDA, and I have
> access to a Mac with Voiceover as well.
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> I would appreciate answers to the following questions, since I do not
> know how best to proceed.
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> 1. What do I need to learn so that I can embark on this self-study?
> Should I learn LaTex or any other frameworks?
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> 2. Where are the best places to learn this information?
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> 3. Are there any other tools or tutorials I should be aware of? Has
> someone laid out a roadmap for this kind of project before?
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> 4. What accessible resources do people recommend for learning math for
> computer science? What are the best ways to maximize accessibility
> with NVDA and Voiceover?
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> Thank You in Advance,
> William Nutt
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