Page History

...

Also of use for beginners may be the links prepared in the ECP-IDEAS project: Python materials for scientific programmersNext Lecture: Dec 3. 10:40 am - noon in 401/A1100

Lectures will resume in February.

Requested future topics: pandas, numpy/scipy, matplotlib, git

...

#	when/where	Topic	Prerequisites (note links in text)	Leader	New material
1	2:30-3:30 pm; April 16, 2018; 401/A1100	Installing Python & Python Basics	Install Anaconda Watch lecture videos: part 1, part 2 (or read through slides) Do homework (answers) John's Slides on interpreters	Brian Toby
2	10:30-noon, May 14 2018, 401/A1100	Basic Python: conditional statements and looping	work for session #1 Watch lecture videos: part 1 , part 2 (or read through slides) Do homework	Brian
3	2018-06-04 (A1100) 10:30 am-noon & 2 pm-3:30 pm	scientific graphics	Intro to Matplotlib	Tom Caswell (BNL)	Lecture 1: Video, Source files, notebooks as PDFs: [1], [2], [3] Lecture 2: Video, Source files
4	2018-06-18 (A1100) 10:30-noon	File I/O, system-supplied modules and DYI modules	Watch videos: part 1 , part 2 or read slides. Homework (answers)	Matt Newville
5	2018-Oct-08 (A1100) 10:40-noon	Previous materials; Spyder	all of the above	Brian
6	2018-Oct-22 (A1100) 10:40-noon	Intro to NumPy	Numpy slides	Brian	also see slides 37-41 here, and section V.A.1. in this paper (also on Research Gate)
7	2018-Nov-19 (A1100) 10:40-noon	Intro to Matplotlib		Brian	Slides; + sample animation code: 1) not so fast, 2) pretty fast & 3) even faster
8	2018-Dec-3 (A1100) 10:40-noon	Intro to Objects in Python		Brian	Slides
9

...

Versions Compared