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### Introduction to Python Programming - BIOF309 - FAES

**Time: Thursday 6:00PM - 8:00PM**
[![Join the chat at https://gitter.im/biof309/spring2020](https://badges.gitter.im/biof309/spring2020.svg)](https://gitter.im/biof309/spring2020?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge&utm_content=badge)

**Time: Monday 6:00PM - 8:00PM**

Changes are tracked using the [git version control system](https://git-scm.com/). Material for this syllabus is drawn from pre-existing courses [here](https://github.com/biof309/fall2019) and [here](https://github.com/marskar/biof309_fall2018) (This document is subject to revision)


Instructors
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* John Lee
* Martin Skarzynski
* Emily Yaklich (TA)
* Suhwan Lee(TA)

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| # |Date| Title | Lead|
|----|----|-----------------------------------------|---------|
|1 |2020-02-06|Introduction |John|
|2 |2020-02-13|Jupyter, python, and bash |*|
|3 |2020-02-20|A python whirlwind (Part 1) |John|
|4 |2020-02-27|A python whirlwind (Part 2) |John|
|5 |2020-03-05|Git |John|
|6 |2020-03-12|Using what we have learned |John|
|7 |2020-03-19|More advance git usage |John|
|8 |2020-03-26|Private methods, and structuring our own code. |*|
|9 |2020-04-02|A python whirlwind (Part 3) |*|
|10|2020-04-09|A python whirlwind (Part 4) |John|
|11|2020-04-16|Packaging python code |John|
|12|2020-04-23|Final Project Clinic |All Instructors|
|13|2020-04-30|Final Project Clinic |All Instructors|
|1 |2020-02-03|Introduction |Martin|
|2 |2020-02-10|Jupyter, python, and bash |*|
|3 |2020-02-17|A python whirlwind (Part 1) |Martin|
|4 |2020-02-24|A python whirlwind (Part 2) |Martin|
|5 |2020-03-02|Git |Martin|
|6 |2020-03-09|Using what we have learned |Martin|
|7 |2020-03-16|More advance git usage |Martin|
|8 |2020-03-23|Private methods, and structuring our own code. |*|
|9 |2020-03-30|A python whirlwind (Part 3) |*|
|10|2020-04-06|A python whirlwind (Part 4) |Martin|
|11|2020-04-13|Packaging python code |Martin|
|12|2020-04-20|Final Project Clinic |All Instructors|
|13|2020-04-27|Final Project Clinic |All Instructors|
|14|2020-05-04|Final Project Clinic |All Instructors|


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