We will be using some different things as the course progresses. Follow the relevant instructions below.
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Open the Anaconda Prompt.
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Navigate to a folder where you plan to save work. First you may need to change disk, by typing
D:
orH:
or whatever. Then you need to typecd <path-to-folder>
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Then, at the prompt, enable the GISC 425 environment with
conda activate g425
The prompt should change to the prefix
(g425)
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Then run IDLE by typing
idle
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In IDLE start typing python commands per the instructions.
Each week, you should download the associated week-n.zip
file, linked from the timetable on the course main page and extract it to a folder on your computer. In Windows be particularly careful to right-click and extract the files to an actual folder as many version of Windows let you look inside zip archives without actually extracting the files.
Once you have extracted the files, then follow the instructions below as required.
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Open the Anaconda Prompt.
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Navigate to the folder where you extracted the files. First you may need to change disk, by typing
D:
orH:
or whatever. Then you need to typecd <path-to-your-files>
where path-to-your-files is the directory you extracted the files. -
Then, at the prompt, enable the GISC 425 environment with
conda activate g425
The prompt should change to the prefix
(g425)
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Then run Jupyter notebook by typing
jupyter notebook
From there, things should be reasonably straightforward.
Here it is assumed you have followed instructions on this page to set up for the course.
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Open a console.
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Navigate to where you extracted the lab files.
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Start the GISC 425 environment within
conda activate g425
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Run Jupyter notebook by typing
jupyter notebook
Click through to that week's material from the front page.
We will look at working in an Integrated Development Environment after the semester break.