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DESCRIPTION:This workshop series provides an introduction into the world of
  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
 ul packages like NumPy or Matplotlib. The course is not an introduction to
  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop series provides an introduction into the world of
  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
 ul packages like NumPy or Matplotlib. The course is not an introduction to
  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
LOCATION:Remote Learning - see description for Zoom info
SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop series provides an introduction into the world of
  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
 ul packages like NumPy or Matplotlib. The course is not an introduction to
  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
LOCATION:Remote Learning - see description for Zoom info
SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop series provides an introduction into the world of
  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
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  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
LOCATION:Remote Learning - see description for Zoom info
SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
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  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
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SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
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  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
LOCATION:Remote Learning - see description for Zoom info
SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop series provides an introduction into the world of
  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
 ul packages like NumPy or Matplotlib. The course is not an introduction to
  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
LOCATION:Remote Learning - see description for Zoom info
SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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  Python and its various tools for researchers. Topics for this course incl
 ude: variables\, lists\, loops\, functions\, modules and a variety of usef
 ul packages like NumPy or Matplotlib. The course is not an introduction to
  programming\, so attendees are expected to have a base level of knowledge
  on at least one other programming language.\n\nThe course provides a rese
 arch-oriented introduction to programming in Python. During the first half
  of the course\, we will discuss how to implement fundamental programming 
 constructs\, such as lists\, loops\, functions\, and classes\, within the 
 Python language. We will then focus on environment management\, efficiency
  considerations\, I/O\, and plotting with Python. Couse Website: https://g
 ithub.com/ResearchComputing/Python_Spring_2020\n\n **  Please note that th
 is brief overview is not intended as a first introduction to programming. 
 Attendees are expected to have beginner-level familiarity with least one o
 ther programming language.\n\nRegistraton is required.
GEO:40.007434;-105.269537
LOCATION:Remote Learning - see description for Zoom info
SUMMARY:Intro to Python
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