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[New Fall 2019] Labs / Demonstration — Development Stalled Due to Covid-19
In an effort to give you another point of view of the material, the
development of online "labs" and/or "demonstrations" has started.
Since
python is
the computer language du jour, that is the choice.
Everything is presented in terms of jupyter notebooks.
How Much is THIS going to cost??? — the
python language itself, and the jupyter notebook environment can be
downloaded and installed for the staggering cost
of $0 (with a full money-back guarantee). Python,
pip,
anaconda
(needed to install Juypyter), and Jupyter are available for {Linux,
Windows, MacOSX}
Wait. What? I have to download and install stuff?!?
C'mon, maaaaaan, this is a MATH class —
R.E.L.A.X., there are multiple options for viewing and running the
notebooks online, aka "in the cloud" (aka "on somebody
elses hardware")
- https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/ provides the easiest "one-click" viewing experience. The limitation is that you only view completed notebooks, and not edit/interact.
- https://colab.research.google.com/ is Google's "free Jupyter notebook environment that requires no setup and runs entirely in the cloud."
- https://mybinder.org is a good option if are writing your own code and you want to [semi-]automatically integrate with your https://github.com/ repository.
Currently Available Labs / Demonstration
Static Views (not interactive, no download/software necessary)
Lecture_1.1_Example_01.ipynb
Lecture_1.2_Example_01.ipynb
Source Link (for Download, then upload to colab/mybinder)
Lecture_1.1_Example_01.ipynb
Lecture_1.2_Example_01.ipynb