tkosan

I am an average programmer who used to have trouble understanding how math worked. According to Donald Knuth, science is knowledge that is understood so well that it can be taught to a computer. So, I decided to write a program that solves elementary algebra equations step-by-step the way humans typically do to fully understand the process. This turned out to be a very effective way to learn math because I now understand how elementary algebra works, and I am no longer intimidated by more advanced mathematics.

My question is, would enough programmers be interested in learning how math works using this approach to make it worthwhile for me to create educational materials that are based on it?