Scientific Programming 2023
Welcome to the home page for the Scientific Programming 2023 course.
In part one, we will go through the core of R programming. slides
Source folder for these slides.
introduction to course; page 1 - 35
first hour: page 36 - 55
second hour: introduction to linux (hands on)
page 56 - 111
page 112 - 136 (+ first discussion of assignment 1 at beginning of first hour).
page 137 - 177
(finished page 178-196 of R lectures). Discussion of SPA1.
Julia lecture 1 page 1-12.
repository for Julia documents
Dr Tom Edinburgh (te269) will lead the first two examples classes. Stephen will give the third examples classs. To be held in MR15.
09:00-12:00 2023-10-06
09:00-12:00 2023-10-13
09:00-12:00 2023-10-27
Assignments will be posted here.
Hint: to compile a Rmarkdown on subliminal from the command line, this should work:
Rscript -e "rmarkdown::render('estimatek.Rmd', output_format='pdf_document')"
Moodle will store the links to the lecture recordings, and the assignment submission system.
Due to a problem with the timetable rescheduling, the lectures on 2023-10-09 were not automatically captured. I have added the Teams recordings from 2022 for these lectures onto Moodle -- starting at about 18 minutes into "SP05" and finishing about 40 mins in "SP07". These can be found on the moodle site.
There is also an online recording of the latex lecture which I don't plan to give this year. https://github.com/sje30/latex101