The programming labs of the course are stored in this directory.
The programming labs are
You are expected to work in pairs.
To get assistance during the lab, go to this google sheets form and sign up: Queue for Assistance You will see your position in the queue, and the lab assistants will do their best to help you as soon as possible.
When your team is finished with the programming task (when your script seems to work as it should) you should find another team that is also ready and show and explain your respective code to each other. The idea here is that you should see that programming tasks can be solved in different ways, and get new ideas for how to solve programming problems.
When both groups have demonstrated their code (and potential remaining bugs have been fixed), you should contact a teaching assistant (TA) and go through your team’s code with the TA. If the TA finds your code working as it should (and only then), you should submit the script (.py file) to the CB2442 Bioinformatics course on Canvas (under Assignments, you will find the current lab). No additional lab report is needed. Due to the set-up of these exercises, it is important that you participate on-site. If you for some reason cannot participate on-site, contact the course responsible. In this case, you will be asked to conduct the lab remotely and will be asked to hand in a lab report.
You will need to install some software on your computer. See the software installation manual. If you work on your own computer you may want to install VS Code.