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− | IIT Bombay is leading the effort to popularise Python for Scientific Computing in India. This is part of the Free and Open source Software for Science and Engineering Education (http://fossee.in) project, supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT of MHRD | + | IIT Bombay is leading the effort to popularise Python for Scientific Computing in India. This is part of the Free and Open source Software for Science and Engineering Education (http://fossee.in) project, supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT of MHRD. |
IIT Bombay is using Spoken Tutorials (http://spoken-tutorial.org) to create learning material for FOSS. This is the main page for the organisation of the scripts required for Standard two day workshop we conduct on "Python for Scientific Computing" spoken tutorials. | IIT Bombay is using Spoken Tutorials (http://spoken-tutorial.org) to create learning material for FOSS. This is the main page for the organisation of the scripts required for Standard two day workshop we conduct on "Python for Scientific Computing" spoken tutorials. | ||
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* illustration of other plots, matplotlib help <br /> | * illustration of other plots, matplotlib help <br /> | ||
+ | ==Module 3: using Sage == | ||
− | ==Module | + | === Getting started with sage notebook === |
+ | |||
+ | * about sage <br /> | ||
+ | ** … <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * starting the notebook server <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * using the UI <br /> | ||
+ | ** typesetting & print <br /> | ||
+ | ** selecting language <br /> | ||
+ | *** sage <br /> | ||
+ | *** LaTeX <br /> | ||
+ | *** python <br /> | ||
+ | ** help <br /> | ||
+ | *** sum(<tab> <br /> | ||
+ | *** ? <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Getting started with symbolics === | ||
+ | |||
+ | * symbolic expressions <br /> | ||
+ | ** built-in constants & functions <br /> | ||
+ | ** algebraic expressions, <br /> | ||
+ | ** series <br /> | ||
+ | ** integration, differentiation <br /> | ||
+ | ** matrices <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * symbolic functions <br /> | ||
+ | ** defining <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * simplification <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * finding roots & factors <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * substituting expressions <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * output formats <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Using Sage === | ||
+ | |||
+ | * ABCD <br /> | ||
+ | ** Degree <br /> | ||
+ | *** RBT - U <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Calculus <br /> | ||
+ | ** limits <br /> | ||
+ | ** differentiation <br /> | ||
+ | ** integration <br /> | ||
+ | *** indefinite <br /> | ||
+ | *** definite <br /> | ||
+ | ** piece-wise functions <br /> | ||
+ | ** differential equations <br /> | ||
+ | ** maxima, minima <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Linear Algebra <br /> | ||
+ | ** Vectors and Matrices <br /> | ||
+ | *** constructions <br /> | ||
+ | ** Vector Operations <br /> | ||
+ | *** linear combination <br /> | ||
+ | *** dot <br /> | ||
+ | *** cross <br /> | ||
+ | *** pairwise <br /> | ||
+ | ** Matrix Operations <br /> | ||
+ | *** linear combination <br /> | ||
+ | *** matrix multiplication <br /> | ||
+ | *** inverse <br /> | ||
+ | *** transpose <br /> | ||
+ | *** adjoint <br /> | ||
+ | *** rank <br /> | ||
+ | *** determinant <br /> | ||
+ | *** trace <br /> | ||
+ | *** norm <br /> | ||
+ | ** Solving equations <br /> | ||
+ | ** Eigenvalues, eigenvectors <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Graph Theory <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Number Theory <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Using sage to teach === | ||
+ | |||
+ | * @interact <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * 2D, 3D graphics <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Graph Theory <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Share, Publish <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | * print <br /> | ||
+ | ==Module 4: Handling Large Data Files == | ||
=== Getting started with lists === | === Getting started with lists === | ||
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− | ==Module | + | |
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=== Matrices === | === Matrices === | ||
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==Module 6: Python Language: Basics== | ==Module 6: Python Language: Basics== | ||
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*** slicing, striding <br /> | *** slicing, striding <br /> | ||
− | === I/O === | + | === I/O === |
+ | Input Output in Python | ||
=== Conditionals === | === Conditionals === | ||
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=== Loops === | === Loops === | ||
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* while <br /> | * while <br /> | ||
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=== Sets === | === Sets === | ||
+ | Sets | ||
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+ | About sets in python | ||
==Module 8: Python Language: Advanced== | ==Module 8: Python Language: Advanced== | ||
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=== Testing and debugging === | === Testing and debugging === | ||
+ | Testing and debugging |
Latest revision as of 12:23, 6 May 2019
IIT Bombay is leading the effort to popularise Python for Scientific Computing in India. This is part of the Free and Open source Software for Science and Engineering Education (http://fossee.in) project, supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT of MHRD.
IIT Bombay is using Spoken Tutorials (http://spoken-tutorial.org) to create learning material for FOSS. This is the main page for the organisation of the scripts required for Standard two day workshop we conduct on "Python for Scientific Computing" spoken tutorials.
Learners: Science and Software Engineer Students
Contents
Note: Each numbered topic corresponds to a single spoken tutorial. Each bulleted point corresponds to a command or topic that must be covered in the given spoken tutorial.
Module 1: Basic Plotting
Getting started with ipython
- invoking ipython
if there's a problem, pre-requisites are not met.
- getting out
- explain the prompt
- typing commands
- 1+2
- careful wording to differentiate from print
- careful wording to differentiate from print
- print 1+2
- history (up, down arrows)
- backspace, delete key
- tab completion
- ab
- a
- rou
- ro
- r
- ab
- 1+2
-
abs?
,round?
- handling typing errors
- round(2.48,
- close it
- use C
- round(2.48,
Using the plot command interactively
- ipython -pylab
- pylab brings in the libraries necessary for Scientific Computing.
- pylab brings in the libraries necessary for Scientific Computing.
-
linspace
,
-
len
-
clf
-
plot
- using the plot ui
Embellishing a plot
- Title
- Label
- line width, color, style
- annotations
Saving plots
- basic savefig
- png, pdf, ps, eps, svg
- going to OS and looking at the file
Multiple plots
- overlays
- linspace
- give one with very few points, more points
- show smoothness of the curve
- give one with very few points, more points
- linspace
- legend
- figure 1, figure2
- subplots
Additional features of IPython
-
%save
,%history
,%run
Module 2: Plotting Experimental Data
loading data from files
- loadtxt with unpack=True
- primes.list (one col)
- pendulum.txt (two col)
- primes.list (one col)
Plotting the data
- plot L vs. T2
- using square function
- using square function
- problem with 3 cols
- 3rd column is error
- error bar
- 3rd column is error
Other types of plots
- scatter
- pie chart
- bar chart
- log
- illustration of other plots, matplotlib help
Module 3: using Sage
Getting started with sage notebook
- about sage
- …
- …
- starting the notebook server
- using the UI
- typesetting & print
- selecting language
- sage
- LaTeX
- python
- sage
- help
- sum(<tab>
- ?
- sum(<tab>
- typesetting & print
Getting started with symbolics
- symbolic expressions
- built-in constants & functions
- algebraic expressions,
- series
- integration, differentiation
- matrices
- built-in constants & functions
- symbolic functions
- defining
- defining
- simplification
- finding roots & factors
- substituting expressions
- output formats
Using Sage
- ABCD
- Degree
- RBT - U
- RBT - U
- Degree
- Calculus
- limits
- differentiation
- integration
- indefinite
- definite
- indefinite
- piece-wise functions
- differential equations
- maxima, minima
- limits
- Linear Algebra
- Vectors and Matrices
- constructions
- constructions
- Vector Operations
- linear combination
- dot
- cross
- pairwise
- linear combination
- Matrix Operations
- linear combination
- matrix multiplication
- inverse
- transpose
- adjoint
- rank
- determinant
- trace
- norm
- linear combination
- Solving equations
- Eigenvalues, eigenvectors
- Vectors and Matrices
- Graph Theory
- Number Theory
Using sage to teach
- @interact
- 2D, 3D graphics
- Graph Theory
- Share, Publish
- print
Module 4: Handling Large Data Files
Getting started with lists
- empty
- filled lists
- heterogenity
- heterogenity
- accessing
- len
-
append
elements
- del (+ remove)
Getting started with for
- blocks in python
- (indentation)
- (indentation)
- blocks in ipython
- … prompt
- hitting enter
- … prompt
-
for
with a list
-
range
function
Getting started with strings
- strings
- single, double, triple quoted
- single, double, triple quoted
- accessing elements
- show immutability
- tell that there are methods for manipulation
Getting started with files
- show file object
- read the file with
read
- closing the file
- for line in file:
- print a line
- append the lines to a list
Parsing data
- explain what is parsing
- strip (with strings)
- split (with strings)
- with delimiters
- specify space as delimiter
- specify space as delimiter
- with delimiters
- datatype conversion
- reading from files
- do the same problem done with loadtxt (for pendulum)
- basic parse sslc text
- do the same problem done with loadtxt (for pendulum)
Statistics
- mean
- summing
- summing
- median
- std
Module 5: Arrays and Matrices
Getting started with arrays
- why arrays
- speed - simply say
- array level operations
- speed - simply say
- creating arrays
- direct data
- list conversion
- homogeneous
- builtins - identitiy, zeros,
- direct data
- array operations
-
+ - * /
-
Accessing parts of arrays
- accessing individual elements
- changing individual elements
- slicing, striding
- image manipulation
Matrices
- creating matrices
- direct data
- list conversion
- builtins - identitiy, zeros,
- direct data
- matrix operations
- + - * /
- dot
- inv
- det
- eig
- norm
- svd
- + - * /
Least square fit
- show pendulum
- use loadtxt
- use loadtxt
- lstsq
Module 6: Python Language: Basics
Basic datatypes & operators
- int
- L, long
- L, long
- float
- repr, str
- repr, str
- complex
- boolean
- conversion functions
- sequence datatypes & mutability
- list available sequence datatypes
- string
- list
- tuple
- string
- mutability
- conversion
- common stuff
- len
- in
- max, min, sum, sorted, reversed
- accessing individual elements
- slicing, striding
- len
- list available sequence datatypes
I/O
Input Output in Python
Conditionals
- if, elif, else
- pass
Loops
- while
- for
- pass, break, continue
Module 7: Python Language: Datastructures
Manipulating lists
- concatenation
- slicing
- striding
- .sort
- sorted
- .reverse
- reversed
Manipulating strings
- upper, lower,
- replace
- slicing
- [::-1]
- reversed
- palindrome check
Getting started with tuples
- immutability
- tuple packing, unpacking
- a, b = b, a
- a, b = b, a
- accessing individual elements
- slicing, striding
Dictionaries
- empty
- filled
- accessing via keys
- .values(), .keys()
- in
- iteration
Sets
Sets
About sets in python
Module 8: Python Language: Advanced
Getting started with functions
- defining function
- arguments
- docstrings
- return values
- can return multiple values
- code reading exercises
Advanced features of functions
- default arguments
- keyword arguments
- built-in functions show off
Using python modules
- scipy
- pylab
- sys
Writing python scripts
- import
Testing and debugging
Testing and debugging