2. ENGG*3130 LecturesΒΆ

  • 2.1. About the Lectures
    • 2.1.1. Building a static version of the notes
    • 2.1.2. Contributing to the course notes
      • 2.1.2.1. Sphinx
      • 2.1.2.2. Recipe
      • 2.1.2.3. Checklist
  • 2.2. Lecture 1: Introduction
    • 2.2.1. Overview
    • 2.2.2. About the course
    • 2.2.3. Frequently Asked Questions
  • 2.3. Lecture 2: Complexity science
    • 2.3.1. Overview
    • 2.3.2. Breakout Groups
    • 2.3.3. Web of Life & Different Types of Problems
    • 2.3.4. Barriers to Learning
    • 2.3.5. Complexity Science
    • 2.3.6. Complexity Engineering & Thinking
  • 2.4. Lecture 3: Python 1
    • 2.4.1. Python Review Class Overview
    • 2.4.2. VPN Setup
    • 2.4.3. JupyterHub
    • 2.4.4. Python Concepts
  • 2.5. Lecture 4: Python 2
  • 2.6. Lecture 5: Python 3
  • 2.7. Lecture 6: Python 4
  • 2.8. Lecture 7: Graphs
  • 2.9. Lecture 8: Small world graphs
  • 2.10. Lecture 9: Scale-free networks
  • 2.11. Lecture 10: Cellular automatons
  • 2.12. Lecture 11: Game of Life
  • 2.13. Lecture 12: Physical modelling
  • 2.14. Lecture 13: Self-organized criticality
  • 2.15. Lecture 14: Agent-based models
  • 2.16. Lecture 15: Herds, flocks, and traffic jams
  • 2.17. Lecture 16: Evolution
  • 2.18. Lecture 17: Evolution of cooperation
  • 2.19. Lecture 18: Guest Lecture
  • 2.20. Lecture 19: AI and Machine Learning / Debates 1
  • 2.21. Lecture 20: Project Pitch 1
  • 2.22. Lecture 21: AI and Machine Learning / Debates 2
  • 2.23. Lecture 22: Project Pitch 2
  • 2.24. Lecture 23: AI and Machine Learning / Debates 3
  • 2.25. Lecture 24: Project Pitch 3

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  • About the ENGG*3130 Course Notes
  • 1. Getting Started
  • 2. ENGG*3130 Lectures
    • 2.1. About the Lectures
    • 2.2. Lecture 1: Introduction
    • 2.3. Lecture 2: Complexity science
    • 2.4. Lecture 3: Python 1
    • 2.5. Lecture 4: Python 2
    • 2.6. Lecture 5: Python 3
    • 2.7. Lecture 6: Python 4
    • 2.8. Lecture 7: Graphs
    • 2.9. Lecture 8: Small world graphs
    • 2.10. Lecture 9: Scale-free networks
    • 2.11. Lecture 10: Cellular automatons
    • 2.12. Lecture 11: Game of Life
    • 2.13. Lecture 12: Physical modelling
    • 2.14. Lecture 13: Self-organized criticality
    • 2.15. Lecture 14: Agent-based models
    • 2.16. Lecture 15: Herds, flocks, and traffic jams
    • 2.17. Lecture 16: Evolution
    • 2.18. Lecture 17: Evolution of cooperation
    • 2.19. Lecture 18: Guest Lecture
    • 2.20. Lecture 19: AI and Machine Learning / Debates 1
    • 2.21. Lecture 20: Project Pitch 1
    • 2.22. Lecture 21: AI and Machine Learning / Debates 2
    • 2.23. Lecture 22: Project Pitch 2
    • 2.24. Lecture 23: AI and Machine Learning / Debates 3
    • 2.25. Lecture 24: Project Pitch 3
  • 3. ENGG*3130 Homework

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