This is a walkthrough of the PFB2018 course taught at CSHL.
I plan on starting at Python lecture one, which would skip the Unix and Git sections. However if you would like to review it, I would be willing to answer any questions via email, slack or in-person.
It would be beneficial if you have python3 installed on your system before we meet the first day, so we have a smooth start. Also I can help with this as needed.
Mac Python3 install instructions: Mac OS
- Starts Feb 4th 2019
- Each Following Mondays 2:30-3:30
- Room: Location
This class will be a 'free form' round table approach, where we can learn and discuss together, as opposed to a standing instructor method. Each week we will cover one Python section, and reserve the last ~10 minutes of class to review the prior weeks problem sets. I’m assuming the majority of participants will have a intermediate understanding of Python, or prior programming experience, however this class is open for all levels of understanding.
- Shawn Rynearson
- Karen Eilbeck
- Aurelie Kapusta
- Bushra Gorsi
- Chris Fahim
- Matt Velinder
- Cecile Avery
- Paula Florezsalcedo
- Tonya Lee Disera
- Sepideh Ebadi
- Steven Boyden
- Javier Hernandez
- Preetida Bhetariya
- Carson Holt
- Sergiusz Wesolowski
- Grange Simpson
utahgenomics -> pfbwalkthrough2019
If you don't have slack, but would like to be apart of this group.
- sign up for slack
- email me your username.
- The PFB2018 CSHL course webpage.
- ROSALIND
- Vim editor Cheatsheet
- emacs editor Cheat Sheet