Year: <span>2016</span>

Workshop by David Lusher and Kieran Selvon: An introduction to Pandas

On the 25th of April David Lusher and Kieran Selvon gave a workshop on the Pandas Python “Data Analysis” library as part of the FEE module Advance Computational Methods II. The event was popular with attendees from outside the faculty including PhD and undergraduate students. Python is a becoming an …

Workshop on Reveal.JS by Konstantinos Drakopoulos and Craig Rafter

As part of the Advanced Computational Methods 2 module, Craig started the presentation by showing the capabilities of Reveal.JS such as themes, transitions and the ability to work with Markdown or use dynamic graphs such as those produced by D3.js. Kostas then went on to live-code the skeleton html file …

Introduction to LaTeX and BibTeX – Workshop

As part of the student-led workshops of Advanced Computational Methods II module, NGCM students Gabriele Boschetto and Alejandra Vergara prepared a 2-hours workshop focused on the introduction to LaTeX and BibTeX . LaTeX is a typesetting system that produces professional documents with high typographical quality and BibTeX is a powerful …

Constructive Solid Geometry with OpenSCAD – Workshop

As part of the Advanced Computational Methods 2 module, Ashley Setter and Thorsten Wittemeier gave an introduction to Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) with OpenSCAD. A complete blog post accompanying this session is provided here. Ash started by giving a general introduction to CSG. Constructive solid geometry is an approach to …

Workshop by Hans Fangohr: Introduction to Getting Things Done

As part of the Advanced Computational Methods 2 module, Hans Fangohr started with an introduction to modern task management workflows such as Getting Things Done and Inbox zero. The slides are available. The session was open to all students at the University. In the second part of the sessions, students …