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Lecture on Week 2: Sep 14, 2021
Useful Info:
1. Lecturer's email: birzhan.moldagaliyev@sdu.edu.kz
2. If you have questions, write to t.me/css503_group_2021
3. Lectures (Tuesdays, 17:00-20:00): https://sdu.webex.com/sdu/j.php?MTID=m4c11056edf963784b3e27e187ce99860 (password: 1234)
1. Lecturer's email: birzhan.moldagaliyev@sdu.edu.kz
2. If you have questions, write to t.me/css503_group_2021
3. Lectures (Tuesdays, 17:00-20:00): https://sdu.webex.com/sdu/j.php?MTID=m4c11056edf963784b3e27e187ce99860 (password: 1234)
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Week 3 (Sep 20 - Sep 26) Announcements:
General:
1. Our lecture is going to be about installing Python, Jupyter notebook, and learning some basics of Python. It is intended for those students who have no experience in programming. For those who have solid experience in using Python, we can skip this part of the lecture.
2. We have randomly divided you into teams of 3-4 members. The information about teams is available in our Google Drive (Info/Teams). Here is the direct link to the Teams file: file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18e9Hsq8fM1ARs1hKqLuZdo_cZ-upgqNHJNl79mdCUK4/edit?usp=sharing (use SDU account to access).
3. We have posted information about Project 1. It is available in our Google Drive (Info/Project_1_Info.pdf).
4. We are going to discuss your questions regarding Project 1 during this lecture.
To do:
1. Make sure that you have joined our Google Classroom (code: adpkzoq), Telegram channel (code: css503_2021), and Telegram group (code: css503_group_2021).
2. Go through the lecture slides for this week. See if you have any questions.
3. If you have any questions, or wish to discuss some matters with the lecturer, attend this week's lecture.
4. Get to know your teammates. Set a meeting to learn about each other and discuss the project.
5. Start selecting the topic as a team for Project 1.
6. See the samples of individual reports, preliminary reports, and final reports for Project 1 located in our Google Drive (Go to Samples folder).
General:
1. Our lecture is going to be about installing Python, Jupyter notebook, and learning some basics of Python. It is intended for those students who have no experience in programming. For those who have solid experience in using Python, we can skip this part of the lecture.
2. We have randomly divided you into teams of 3-4 members. The information about teams is available in our Google Drive (Info/Teams). Here is the direct link to the Teams file: file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18e9Hsq8fM1ARs1hKqLuZdo_cZ-upgqNHJNl79mdCUK4/edit?usp=sharing (use SDU account to access).
3. We have posted information about Project 1. It is available in our Google Drive (Info/Project_1_Info.pdf).
4. We are going to discuss your questions regarding Project 1 during this lecture.
To do:
1. Make sure that you have joined our Google Classroom (code: adpkzoq), Telegram channel (code: css503_2021), and Telegram group (code: css503_group_2021).
2. Go through the lecture slides for this week. See if you have any questions.
3. If you have any questions, or wish to discuss some matters with the lecturer, attend this week's lecture.
4. Get to know your teammates. Set a meeting to learn about each other and discuss the project.
5. Start selecting the topic as a team for Project 1.
6. See the samples of individual reports, preliminary reports, and final reports for Project 1 located in our Google Drive (Go to Samples folder).
About homework
The purpose of homework is to practice the concepts learned in the lecture. Presenting your homework ideas/solutions earn you some bonus points. To be exact, if you consistently present your homework ideas/solutions during practice hours you can earn additional 6 points to the main 100 points.
If you feel that you do not wish to work on homework sets, it is ok. It is possible to earn an A grade without doing any homework. However, doing homework might be useful for the general learning experience.
The purpose of homework is to practice the concepts learned in the lecture. Presenting your homework ideas/solutions earn you some bonus points. To be exact, if you consistently present your homework ideas/solutions during practice hours you can earn additional 6 points to the main 100 points.
If you feel that you do not wish to work on homework sets, it is ok. It is possible to earn an A grade without doing any homework. However, doing homework might be useful for the general learning experience.