Participants are encouraged to present their own code or give informal presentations on topics that interest them (no expertise needed–these are exploratory sessions). If you’d like to present, please contact Florian and he’ll put you on the schedule.
January 22nd
Brainstorming the Working Group
January 29th
Introductory Meeting
February 5th
Basic Python Vocabulary
February 12th
Working with Strings (see Automate the Boring Stuff With Python Ch. 6)
February 19th
Continuing to Work with Strings
February 26th
Chapter 5 of Automate the Boring Stuff With Python
March 5th
Continuing to Work with Chapter 5 of Automate the Boring Stuff With Python: Dictionaries
March 12th
Project: Working with ‘pytesseract’
March 19th
Project: Working with ‘pytesseract’ (2)
March 26th
Project: Working with ‘pytesseract’ (3)
April 2nd
Project: Working with ‘pytesseract’ (4)
April 9th
Project: Analyzing Stylistics in a Journal Corpus
April 16th
No Meeting
April 23rd
Project: Analyzing Stylistics in a Journal Corpus (2)
April 30th
Project: Analyzing Stylistics in a Journal Corpus (3)
May 7th
No Meeting
May 15th
Our first semester: a summary
May 22nd
Brainstorming session
May 29th
Project: Analyzing Stylistics in a Journal Corpus (4)
June 5th
No meeting (HILT)
June 11th (Monday instead of Tuesday)
Canceled (most regular participants would not have been able to attend today’s session)
June 19th
Project: Analyzing Stylistics in a Journal Corpus (5)
SUMMER BREAK
September 17th
Introductory meeting/brainstorming session
September 24th
No meeting
October 1st
Python basics
October 8th
Python basics
October 15th
Python basics
October 22nd
Python basics: lists and dictionaries
October 29th
Python basics: strings and beyond
November 5th
Python basics: while- and for loops
November 12th
Python basics: functions
November 19th
Python basics: “Fantasy Game Inventory” (chapter 5, Automate the Boring Stuff with Python)
November 26th
Python basics: “List to Dictionary Function for Fantasy Game Inventory” (chapter 5, Automate the Boring Stuff with Python)
December 3rd
Presentation: Florian Breitkopf
WINTER BREAK
January 31st
Spring 2019 Introductory Meeting (new time, new place: 2-3:30 pm, 616 Williams Hall!)
February 7th
The Royal Society Corpus (1)
February 14th
The Royal Society Corpus (2)
February 21th
The Royal Society Corpus (3)
February 28th
The Royal Society Corpus (4)
March 7th
SPRING BREAK - NO MEETING
March 14th
The Royal Society Corpus (5)
March 21th
The Royal Society Corpus (6)
March 28th
The Royal Society Corpus (7)
April 4th
The Royal Society Corpus (8)
April 11th
The Royal Society Corpus (9)
April 18th
The Royal Society Corpus (10)
April 25th
The Royal Society Corpus (11)
May 2nd
The Royal Society Corpus (12)
May 9th (final meeting of the semester)
The Royal Society Corpus (13)
May 16 (final final meeting of the semester)
Recap and discussion of Summer plans
May 23
Topic modeling with the Royal Society Corpus and discussion of possible summer projects
May 30
Bring in python code to troubleshoot with the group or projects to collaborate on