Homework is due by 11:59pm on the date that it is posted as “due”, unless otherwise noted in class.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Resources
      September 25:
Overview and introductions (slides), software tour, software installation checklist (video)		   Learning Linux Commands; A Whirlwind Tour of Python
  September 30:
Command line (slides, history video)		   October 2:
Command line scripts(slides, video)		   Software Carpentry Version Control Lesson
Link to HW0
  October 7:
Introductory git (slides) (video).		   October 9:
Simple Math Breakout (notebook)
Procedural Python (notebook) (video)
Guided Pandas tour (notebook) HW0 due!		   Link to HW1

Python Data Science Handbook

October 14:
Procedural Python (notebook) (video)
Guided Pandas tour (notebook)		   October 16:
Python and Pandas tour, part 2 (video))
Project overview		   Projects
Real Python on imports
  October 21:
Procedural Python (finishing)
Student project proposals and project pairing		   October 23:
Student project pairing
(slides(video)
    
  October 28:
HW1 Due
Intermediate git and collaboration with GitHub
(slides, video, video from previous year)		   October 30:
Software design, use case design
(slides)
(video)
Link to HW2
PEP8
Google Python Style Guide
November 3
HW2 DUE!		 November 4:
Finishing components
How to do a technology review
Modules, imports and names
Debugging, exceptions, testing
(commands, debugging, exceptions, testing, (video), 2023, 2022)		   November 6 How to do a technology review: communication
Modules, imports and names
commands		   Examples: simple pip, simple conda, entropy example
  November 11:
Technology Reviews
(video)		   November 13: Debugging, exceptions, testing
(commands, debugging, exceptions, testing, (video), (2023 video), 2023, 2022)
Testing
(testing, test_entropy.py, entropy.py, notes.txt, video)		 November 14
 
  November 18:
Finish testing
project structure

(video)		   November 20:Documentation & Style overview
python_demo_1.py
python_demo_2.py

Standups (students);
Virtual Environments
Continuous integration (video)(video2022)		   Link to HW3
November 24
November 25:Standups (students)
Finish CI & Package structure (slides)
(video)
Communication, revisited
Group consultations with instructors.
 November 26:
HW3 Due!
 November 27:
Thanksgiving break!		   Link to HW4 codebase CI example and codebase complete example
  December 2:
Virtual Environments
Continuous integration
(video)		   December 4:
Consultation, Project Work Time		    
    December 10:
Final presentations (All)
4:30-6:20 eScience Institute (6th floor of the Physics Astronomy Tower)		      

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