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* Send email to CDSW students. | * Send email to CDSW students. | ||
* Send email to Internet Research Methods students. | * Send email to Internet Research Methods students. | ||
* Python Tutor - review CDSW week 1. | |||
=== Week 1 === | |||
randomly assigning students to small groups, | |||
randomly assign students to give speeches in an order. | |||
import random | |||
variable assignment | |||
difference between = and == | |||
lists - setting and accessing, range slices. | |||
for loops - doing something for each thing in the list. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:28, 5 April 2016
This is the page for the Data Science in Communication Collective.
TODO[edit]
- Fill out Wikipage
- Get accounts on community data blog
- Make introductory blog post
- Plan workshops
- Get mailing list
- Get sub directory word-press from Mako for ordinary web page.
- Get twitter handle
- Talk to students in content analysis - they might do automated content analysis.
Planned Blog Post[edit]
- Panama Papers Social Network Analysis - data preparation (Matthew)
- Panama Papers Visualizing Social Network (Matthew)
- Panama Papers Network Statistics (Matthew)
- Change.org - scraping - API (Nate)
- Change.org - language filtering - API / Parallelism (Nate)
- Change.org - spam filtering - API (Nate)
- Change.org - topic modeling - Machine Learning (Nate)
- Change.org - signature prediction - Pandas / Machine Learning (Nate)
- Markov Chain Twitter Bot Tutorial - API / Machine Learning (Nate)
- Hashtag Network Visualization (Matthew)
Plan Workshops[edit]
Tuesday 12:30 - 1:30
- Send email to CDSW students.
- Send email to Internet Research Methods students.
- Python Tutor - review CDSW week 1.
Week 1[edit]
randomly assigning students to small groups, randomly assign students to give speeches in an order.
import random variable assignment difference between = and == lists - setting and accessing, range slices. for loops - doing something for each thing in the list.
