Grace/C2/Overview-of-Grace/English

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Slide Number 1 Title Slide	Welcome to the tutorial on Overview of Grace.
Slide Number 2 Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will, Learn about the Grace program Go through the Grace parent website Access the online example files Access Qtgrace fork for Windows
Slide Number 3 Learning Objectives	Benefits of Grace Play video clippings available on this website
Slide Number 4 System and Software Requirement	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Linux 16.04 OS Firefox web browser 70.0 Gedit 3.18.3 A working internet connection
Slide Number 5 Pre-requisites	To follow this tutorial, Learner should have knowledge of basic Mathematics.
Slide Number 5 Code Files	The files used in this tutorial are available in the Code Files link of this tutorial page. Please download and use them while practising.
Slide Number 6 Plotting Data	Why do we need to plot data? Numbers written in a table do not allow visual inspection. Graphs condense large data for visual analysis and inspection. Data trends become easily noticebale and perceptible in a graph.
Slide Number 7 Grace http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/	Grace is a graphical 2D plotting program, for graphing and data fitting. Official website of Grace is shown here.
Slide Number 8 Who can use Grace	Teachers & students can use Grace for various types of data analysis. Students can analyse, laboratory generated data or for data fitting. Teachers may analyse student statistics on marks or attendance.
Go to the website, http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/	Open your default web browser and go to the Grace website. We will learn about the Grace parent website.
Scroll down the page. Point to the details in the page.	Scroll down the page. Notice the details about Grace in the page.
Go to top of the page.	Go back to the top of the page.
Click on the Gallery link.	Click on The Gallery link. This page has several example files, which we can download.
Cursor on the example table.	From here, we can download several Grace example projects and output files.
Click on Charts.png.	I will click on charts.png and look at the chart style output in image format.
Cursor on the graph image.	Notice the different types of graphs, Grace can draw for you.
Go to Grace homepage.	You may pause the video and explore the example files on this page. They are drawn in various plotting styles. Go back to the Grace homepage.
Click on the Related projects and links.	Click on the Related projects and links on top of the page.
Scroll down. Cursor on the program list under, Projects using Grace as plotting backend.	The page refreshes. Scroll down the page. Notice the section, which lists, Projects using Grace as plotting back end.
Cursor on the program list that incorporate Grace.	Many popular science programs are listed in this section. These programs incorporate Grace for their plotting needs.
Scroll up the page.	Scroll up the page to Forks/ Modification link.
Cursor on the forks of Grace.	Due to the high popularity of Grace, many forks and modifications are available.
Cursor on the list of forks of Grace.	There are several options for the user here.
Go to https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtgrace/	Windows users may use the QtGrace fork. Click on the qtgrace link. Let’s go to Qtgrace website.
Slide Number QtGrace	QtGrace can be downloaded from this site. Qtgrace is a fork of Grace with Nokia Qt SDK tools. This is a developer tool with the ability to create applications for various OS.
Cursor on the Qtgrace page.	QtGrace has a few added features compared to it’s parent, Grace.
	Now let’s open a Grace project file.
Go to Desktop.	Go to Desktop. Notice the file, line.agr. This is a Grace project file.
Point to the file line.agr.	This file is provided to you in the Code files link of this tutorial. Please download and extract the file.
Select the file, right click, choose open with option and choose gedit.	Open this file using a text editor. I will open the file in gedit text editor.
Cursor on gedit window.	Windows users may use notepad or wordpad.
Cursor on gedit window.	The graph projects are written in a text format by Grace.
Scroll down the project text file.	Scroll down to view the project file. Grace project files are written in a simple text format. Hence, the projects files can be made programmatically, without the Grace GUI.
Close the gedit window.	Close the file by clicking on the x sign.
Slide Number 9 Benefits of Grace	There are several benefits of using Grace.* Grace is widely used by the scientific community. The graph can be incorporated programmatically.
Slide Number 10 Video Clippings	Now, we will briefly go through the individual tutorials created in this series.
Slide number 11 Installation and Introduction of Grace Ubuntu Linux OS version 16.04	The first tutorial in the series is Installation and Introduction of Grace. This tutorial explains about, Installation of Grace Opening the Grace interface Resizing a graph panel and Loading a project
Play ST.	Here is the video clipping of this tutorial.
Slide number 12 Installation of QtGrace on Windows OS Windows 10 OS	Next tutorial in the series is Installation of QtGrace on Windows OS. In this tutorial, learner will, Download QtGrace Set user preferences Resize the graph panel and Load a graph project
Play ST.	Here is the video clipping of this tutorial.
Slide number 13 Creating a 2D Graphical Plot	Next tutorial in the series is Creating a 2D Graphical Plot. This tutorial explains about, Changing color, symbol and line style Adjusting axes limits and grid Adding title and axis labels
Play ST.	Here is the video clipping of this tutorial.
Slide number 14 Bar Chart and Error Bars Ubuntu Linux OS version 16.04	Next tutorial in the series is on Bar Chart and Error Bars. This tutorial explains about, Drawing a bar chart Using strings for axis labels Editing a dataset in Grace and Incorporating error bars
Play ST	Here is the video clipping of this tutorial.
Slide number 15 Data Fitting	Next tutorial in the series is Data Fitting. This tutorial explains about , Data Fitting for a straight line Adding more than one dataset to a graph panel
Play ST	Here is the video clipping of this tutorial.
Slide number 16 Fit an exponential decay curve Ubuntu Linux OS version 16.04	Next tutorial in the series is Fit an exponential decay curve. In this tutorial, the learner will, Add multiple graph panels in the canvas Write an equation for data fitting and Fit a given dataset to an exponential decay curve.
Play ST	Here is the video clipping of this tutorial.
Show spoken website on Grace tutorials.	Later on, we may add more tutorials in this series. These tutorials will be available on this website.
Slide Number 17 Summary	Now, let’s summarize. In this tutorial, we, Learned about the Grace program Accessed the Grace parent website Learned about online example files and forks Accessed Qtgrace, which is a Windows fork
Slide Number 18 Summary	* Learned about Grace project file structure Watched excerpts of the Grace tutorials from spoken tutorial website.
Slide Number 19 Spoken Tutorial Project	This video summarises the Spoken Tutorial Project. Please download and watch it.
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Slide Number 23 Acknowledgement	Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by MHRD, Government of India.
	This tutorial is contributed by IIT, Bombay. Thank you for joining.

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