2020-02-15 UA Software Carpentry lessons and resources

Workshop Website

• https://ua-carpentries-workshops.github.io/2020-02-15-Tucson/

Etherpad

• https://pad.carpentries.org/2020-02-15-Tucson

Contributors

NOTE to contributors. These are the lessons and content from previous workshops. You should feel free to

• PRUNE heavily
• ADD your own flare
• Improve by providing better analogies
• Improve by adding more formative assessments
• Improve by giving them more practice exercises
• Improve by shortening lessons and sticking to the basics to keep with the time constraints
• Improve the rhythm and flow by adding more breaks

Do not deviate from the Software Carpentry pedagogy. Work closely with your workshop mentors.

Shell lessons

feb2018 -- older shell lessons that also contain shell scripting.

oct2018 -- newer, shorter shell lessons with simplified git lesson at the end of the lessons

feb2020 -- modified and condensed shell lessons based off of feb2019 workshop

• https://ua-carpentries-workshops.github.io/2019-02-23-Tucson/

For more on git you can see the git workshops

• https://github.com/UA-Carpentries-Workshops/2018-12-07-git-workshop
• https://github.com/UA-Carpentries-Workshops/2018-12-14-git-workshop

Python Lessons

feb2019 -- imported the repo to create the current repo for the 2020 python workshop. Original 2019 repo can be found at the link below:

• https://ua-carpentries-workshops.github.io/2019-02-23-Tucson/

Running the notebooks:

1. Follow the website instructions to setup your machine.
2. Clone this repo
3. Use the command line to go to the repo
4. Then go to the python lessons directory
5. If conda installed correctly you should be able to lanuch Jupyter from there with this command

jupyter notebook