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Introduction to Python


We will be following the Carpentry curriculum: Plotting and Programming in Python
(http://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-gapminder/index.html) 

This is part of theUC-wide September Carpentry workshop: https://ucsdlib.github.io/2021-09-13-uc-collab/ 

Survey https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdiyAxUE3o0WnWOq4LMfPbDPqlG0akkGwOSNMf6NkGnINnmfw/viewform 

Day 1: Section A



Instructors:
Kimberly Thomas
Kat Koziar / UC Riverside / University Library

Helpers:
Sam Teplitzky (Zoom DJ)
Alex de Siqueira / UC Berkeley / BIDS / he, him
Dave George / UCLA / Anderson / he, him


Please sign in (name / campus / department / pronouns)


Gill Tacca/UCB/Library Budget/He, Him
Elliott Smith  / UC Berkeley / Bioscience Library / he, him
Sarah Paden/UCLA/Social Science Masters/She,Her
Megan Young/UCSD/Biomedical Sciences/she,her
Nicole Avalon/UCSD/Scripps Instituion of Oceanography - CMBB / she, her
Priya Seetharaman/UCSD/NanoEngineering/She, her
Becky Escamilla/UCB/Library IT/she,her
Rachel Abrahams/UCLA/Library Science/she,her
Joshua Corpuz/UCSD/Biochemistry
Marissa Friedman/UC Berkeley/Bancroft Library/she,her
Nesreen Elathram/UCSD/chemistry/she,her
Thomas Scherer / UCSD / Center for Peace and Security Studies / he, him
Gairika Ghosh/UCSD/Chemistry and Biochemistry/she,her
Samar Nattagh/UCLA/Comparative Literature
Xandra Nuqui/UCSD/Chemistry and Biochemistry/they, she
Sam Vander Dussen/ UCLA / Bioengineering/ he,him
Antonio Hernandez Lopez/ UCLA / Political Science/ he,him
Hritika Chaturvedi/UCLA/Computational and Systems Biology/She, her
Bryan Duoto / UCSD / NanoEngineering / He,Him
Terry Huang/UCSD/Chemistry and Biochemistry/they,them
Yi Chiew/ UCLA/ Social Science/ he, him
Miguel Luna / UCLA / Aerospace Engineering / he,him
Federico Milani/federico.milani80@gmail.com
Israel Juarez Contreras/UCSD/CHemistry and Biochemistry/he, him
Daniel Linnen, PhD UCSF alumnus, pythonista, he/him/his

Agenda
9:00 - 9:15am: Welcome, logistics, and introductions
9:15 - 10:45am: Introduction to Python and JupyterLab, running and quitting Jupyter Notebook, variables and assignments, and data types and type conversion (Kimberly)
11:00 - 11:05am: Participant questions
11:05 - 11:20am: Break 
11:20am - 12:50pm: Built-in functions, Python libraries, reading tabular data into data frames (Kat)
12:50-12:55pm: Participant questions
12:55-1pm: Wrap up

Exercises



Exercises #1


Exercises #2



Code




Questions:


1.