Closed mbonsma closed 8 years ago
Shoot, I just realized I double booked for Thursday. I already committed to subbing for a team on Thursday. sorry :(
On Mon, Aug 17, 2015 at 9:41 PM, Lanna Jin lannajin@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe we could all do three minute thesis presentations. Or, we could all quickly do a three to five minute blurb on something (a program, library/package, resource, tool, etc.) that we've currently discovered or have been using lately that we'd like other people to know about.
On Monday, August 17, 2015, mbonsma notifications@github.com wrote:
That looks sweet! I don't know what @MattStata https://github.com/MattStata had in mind - maybe you could do a joint thing? Although that might be more work than one person leading something.
Anyone else want to add suggestions or preferences?
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I really like that idea though! If nobody has a burning desire to do something else, I'll set that up.
There are already some lightning talks on the suggestion page...
Yeah. It looks like it's just @QuLogic and me outside of a larger suggested framework. Elliott, do you want to do the IPython demo? I can do a bit about regular expressions in Python.
Is anyone else interested in giving a 5-10 minute blurb about something? If not, we can just do those two and open the floor for contributions on Thursday.
I could do a Unittest intro next week, but at the moment I'm still busy with Thesis corrections. Generally speaking, I like the idea of short thesis presentations, so we know what others are doing; obviously we would focus more on the computational aspect. Something else we could have is presentations about some code we've written that's maybe a bit more self-contained and might be useful or at least understandable outside our own field. For example @dchandan has written a GUI program to edit gridded fields (arrays) with the mouse.
Okay so this Thursday we'll do short presentations from me, possibly @QuLogic, and we can add anyone else either between now and Thursday or impromptu on the day.
@aerler, your unit testing session next week would be great.
Closing as this has moved into the wiki section since last fall term
Comment with proposed sessions, and if possible volunteer yourself or someone you know to lead a session. Even better, choose a date that you could lead it!
As of now, Thursday 6pm - 7pm is still the most popular time. Fill out the Doodle poll if you haven't yet.
If your topic is short, we can group several topics together into a coding lightning demo.
Sample comment:
Topic: Regular expressions in Python Presenter: Madeleine (@mbonsma) Dates: Any except July 9 Proposed length: Lightning demo