Overview

For homeworks, collaboration is allowed as long as it is clearly documented and in accordance with the course policy.

Remember that no late homework will be accepted for credit — even if you are not here for class on the due date — in order for us to discuss solutions immediately. If you have a planned absence, it's your responsibility to give your work to a classmate to turn in on your behalf.

Homeworks

• hw01: First-day setup
• hw02: Data Science in the Wild
• hw03: Marathon chip timing
• hw04: Reading about the command line
• hw05: Weak and stupid superheroes
• hw06: Reading about pipes
• hw07: Counting cats
• hw08: Icons
• hw09: Regex intro
• hw10: Word swap
• hw11: Midshipman email addresses
• hw12: Reading about sed back-references
• hw13: Imagine no possessives
• hw14: Average rating
• hw15: Eagles csvs
• hw16: 6-Week Survey
• hw17: Cleaning and wrangling in Pandas
• hw18: Author ages
• hw19: Hardware information analysis
• hw20: Guest speaker read-ahead
• hw21: Shakes
• hw22: Reading about multiprocessing vs threading
• hw23: Fortune counting
• hw24: DNA searching
• hw25: Unethically justify a false statement
• hw26: Reading about classes
• hw27: Class inheritance with food
• hw28: What is the Point of operator overloading?
• hw29: To type or not to type
• hw30: Programming with type hints
• hw31: Reading about sklearn
• hw32: How much could USNA charge for tuition?
• hw33: Create, clone, and push to GitHub
• hw34: Write final exam questions