Final Projects Fall 2020
Take a gander at the fantastic final projects from our first semester running the course.
A course designed to make learning Python approachable and interesting for undergraduates. The course is entirely run by undergraduate students at University of California, Berkeley. Python DeCal: Application Form (Spring 2025) NOTE: Enrollment codes will be sent out in early 2025. Hello! Welcome to our 2-unit Python DeCal! The class meets TTh 3:30-4:30pm in 131 Campbell Hall Class Title + Code: TBA This course provides an introduction to the Python programming language with a focus on data analysis and research in astronomy, physics, and other sciences. The primary audience for this course is those who have no prior experience with programming and are intended/declared astrophysics/physics majors. As such, if you are already well versed in software development, this may not be the class for you. We estimate the weekly workload to be 3-6 hours. To sign-up for this DeCal, please fill out THIS FORM. We will send you the permission code to enroll sometime in early 2025, though you should know if you have a spot in the class before then. Some questions are there to gauge where you are at in your math and physics experience, but they will not be used to bar anyone from signing up for the course. However, it is not guaranteed that you will enroll in the course, either. It's more or less a check to make sure students who need the help get the top priority. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please e-mail Charlie Tolley at tolley412@berkeley.edu
Take a gander at the fantastic final projects from our first semester running the course.
Wonderful projects made by students of the course last semester!
Some amazing and diverse projects for your pleasure!
Fantastic projects by some fantastic students!
Out of this world projects!
Creative projects from great students!