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##Schedule

Meetings will be 10am every Monday in OSB 310 (410 if room 310 is unavailable). If no one volunteers to present on a given day, we'll just use the hour to have an open discussion. Please replace one the "TBDs" with your name. Presentations need not be long or well-structured. Our discussions tend to take on a life of their own pretty quickly.

  • January 12th: Intro to Python data types (Earle W.)
  • January 19th: No meeting (MLK Day)
  • January 26th: TBD
  • February 2nd: TBD
  • February 9th: TBD
  • February 16th: TBD
  • February 23th: TBD
  • March 2nd: TBD
  • March 9th: TBD

##Discussion topic ideas

  • How I use Python to solve <insert your research problem here>.
  • How I would like to use Python to solve <insert your research problem here>.
  • The iPython programming environment.
  • The Pandas library.
  • Git and GitHub.
  • How to post to the PyHOGs website (Zoli???).
  • List comprehensions and generators.
  • Objected oriented vs. procedural programming.
  • Tips for creating nice looking plots (many possibilities here).
  • The PEP style guide.
  • <add your idea to this list>

See Meeting Ideas tab on website for more ideas.

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