The laboratory aims to provide a collection of materials for teaching, learning and integrating knowledge from theory to practice. Therefore:
- Have Anaconda installed on your machine.
Launch your Anaconda Prompt and create a new virtual environment, different from the base one
(some helpful instructions and a
handy cheet sheet).
- Have Python 3.5+ installed.
Note: python --version helps you to check the Python version in the command line of your system.
- Have Jupyter ecosystem ready!
- For an interactive lesson, you should be able to complete the exercises from your local Jupyter Notebook.
- Clone or download the notebooks for each lab from ENG_module repository.
- Don't forget to run the
jupyter notebookcommand in the same directory as your repository.
[LAB 02 Notebook] - the notebook is available one day before the lab, October 14th.
Whether the discussion will be held remains to be seen.