Outline
Contents
Outline¶
The overview already specified it, but just to be sure: the course will be split into two distinct parts. While the first half will consist of going through important basics in writing re-executable publications, the second half will entail working through a hands-on example to provide participants with first practical experience regarding the introduced concepts. As mentioned before, this Jupyter Book will contain all materials utilized in the course.
When and where do we meet?¶
As mentioned in the overview section, the course will take place via two distinct options: in-person, 19/06/2002, 1-5 PM BST & virtually. The respective links will be provided for registered participants shortly before the course.
Schedule¶
In general, we will aim for a 5 h course. The content of the respective sessions will span everything from interactive lectures to hands-on tutorials and will in-parts entail a mixture of the two. The different parts are roughly indicated in the schedule below like this:
💡 - input from the instructor(s)
👩🏽🏫 - instructor(s) presents content
👨🏻💻🧑🏾💻 - hands-on computational work (e.g., coding)
Our very optimistic schedule looks as follows (all times in CET):
Time slot |
Topic |
Instructor(s) |
|---|---|---|
1 - 1:05 PM |
Dave Kennedy & JB Poline |
|
1:05 - 1:20 PM |
Julie Bates |
|
1:20 - 1:35 PM |
Introduction to the publication you are going to do 💡👩🏽🏫 👨🏻💻🧑🏾💻 |
Neda Jahanshad |
1:35 - 1:50 PM |
Dorota Jarecka |
|
1:50 - 2:05 PM |
How to make a specific “simple container” 💡👩🏽🏫 (👨🏻💻🧑🏾💻) |
Peer Herholz |
2:05 - 2:20 PM |
Stephan Heunis |
|
2:20 - 4:30 PM |
“Just do it” 💡👩🏽🏫👨🏻💻🧑🏾💻 |
All instructors |
4:30 - 4:45 PM |
Dave Kennedy & Neda Jahanshad |
|
4:45 - 5 PM |
Recap and Summary 💡👩🏽🏫 |
Dave Kennedy & JB Poline |