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Switch with Day 3.
As suggested, I would just mention that there are some key differences between Python 2 and Python 3 and that students need to make sure they're working with Python 3 when writing code.
Make sure to:
We need to provide students who enroll with a syllabus. Ted and I drafted one, but it needs more polishing. Please take a look at it here.
Thanks!
We will switch day 3 (pandas, electrophys) and day 2 (pandas, imaris) to ramp up in complexity.
Also, we will add to day 2 (pandas, imaris)
[ ] Paths
[ ] Pandas intro
[ ] Intro to Functions
[ ] Import statements
the only comment I didn't address yet was:
"What do the ".loc" and ".iloc" methods do? Why are they necessary to select particular rows and columns? I found the first exercise difficult until I realized that I was not indexing directly into the data frame rather than using one of these these methods, then indexing."
I just wasn't sure what level of detail we wanted to get into to explain with using loc() is optimal
General task for final evaluation:
Ted to do:
Lisa to do:
We have not yet defined what it will happen on Day #5. @bburan proposed we leave it open to questions from the students. I think that is a good idea, but we might need to have it a bit structured.
For instance, we could ask students to bring in their own data (if they have it) and help them load into a notebook where they could do some simple manipulations. If students don't have datasets, they can pair up or form small groups.
More/better ideas?
Stephen will set up the Jupyter Hub using our AWS account.
We will need everyone to help test this out whenever it's set up.
I'm just going to document our progress/timeline about Day 3 here.
January 10: final deadline
January 1: Ready for final testing/walkthrough
December 11: First Draft for testing
December 3: get started, look at Data
November 26: have data ready (Ted)
Zack to start testing December 19.
Stephen, we'll need to test out the jupyter hub, so Zack should probably do all testing through the hub and identify any issues.
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