Jupyter notebooks used for various projects in grad school. The courses in my field are generally taught in MATLAB. I prefer to work in python with open-source packages to provide solutions to complex problems that are accessible to anyone with a computer, internet connection and a desire to learn. There are many great minds who simply need access to the right tools to solve the great challenges of our society. The inspiration of my desire to work in python and open-source what I can is the MDO Lab. As notebooks that I build are completed, I will place them here.
The content here is presented in the spirit of open-source software and making problem solving more accessible. The code in this notebook is original but was built with referencing many other snippets online. Per the included license, feel free to use and extend this software.
Do not represent these notebooks, in whole or in part, as your own original work. By being public on GitHub, these files are subject to detection in plagiarism scanners.
I use Jupyter Notebooks to combine markdown and code, then export the entire thing as markdown. More information on exporting notebooks using nbconvert can be found here My favorite markdown editor is Typora. There is often some re-arranging needed when working with the notebook as markdown. Once done, Typora can export the file as PDF. That PDF is what get's submitted for the assignment.