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-====== Simulations in the Natural Sciences I ====== ​                                                                             ​ 
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-                                                                                                                                                            
-**ESC201:​**Fall 2020: Monday Lecture: 13:00-14:00 Exercises: 14:00-17:00 in **online only** 
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-**TAs**: Stefan Schafroth (**schafrot@physik.uzh.ch**) 
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-===== Corona Virus Measures ===== 
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-Dear Students, 
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-I will provide a video lectures from the second class onwards, the 21. September 2020. 
-Exercises will in future take place via Microsoft Teams :​[[https://​teams.microsoft.com/​l/​channel/​19%3a8823c3b7fb424ddca64bb9c5b0a4637b%40thread.tacv2/​General?​groupId=b928c639-c816-46a5-98b7-16bfd43c9df4&​tenantId=c7e438db-e462-4c22-a90a-c358b16980b3|ESC 201]] 
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-** 
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-Joachim Stadel 
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-===== Video Lectures ===== 
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-Videos for the lectures can be found here (they are too large for my Wiki): 
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-[[http://​www.ics.uzh.ch/​~stadel/​krone/​public_downloads/​esc201|ESC201 Video downloads]] 
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-====== Lectures ====== 
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-14. Sep. 2020: {{ :​spin:​sins1-01.pdf |First Lecture}} 
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-====== Assignments ====== 
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-Should be handed in every **Sunday night by 21:00** following the Monday lecture. 
-Assignments should be **individual** and should be in python and **provide a  
-correct virtual environment!** 
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-For help getting started with virtual environments,​ please read carefully [[https://​towardsdatascience.com/​all-you-need-to-know-about-python-virtual-environments-9b4aae690f97|Python Virtual Environments for Pip]] and [[https://​uoa-eresearch.github.io/​eresearch-cookbook/​recipe/​2014/​11/​20/​conda/​|Python Virtual Environments for Conda]]. 
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-You should email 3 things to Stefan (**schafrot@physik.uzh.ch**):​ 
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-  - The working **python source code** 
-  - The **requirements.txt** file for your virtual environment 
-  - A **.pdf** or **.png** image or animation of the output of your program 
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-Template: {{template.zip}} 
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-** Instructions:​ ** 
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-Please add the names of the people you work together (if you do) to the comment section of your python scripts. 
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-Create a virtual environment using 
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-Pip 
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-- run **virtualenv yourenv_name** to create a virtual environment 
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-- run **source yourenv_name/​bin/​activate** to activate yourenv_name 
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-- install necessary libraries that you want using **pip install package_name** 
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-- work in that directory, get your outputs (*.pdf, *.png, *jpeg, *.mp4, etc...) 
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-- run **pip freeze > requirements.txt** to get your list of libraries 
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-Conda 
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-- run **conda create -n yourenvname python=x.x anaconda** to create a virtual environment 
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-- run **source activate yourenvname** to activate yourenv_name 
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-- install necessary libraries that you want using **conda install -n yourenv_name package_name** 
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-- work in that directory, get your outputs (*.pdf, *.png, *jpeg, *.mp4, etc...) 
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-- run **conda list --export > requirements.txt** to get your list of libraries 
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-====== List of assignments ====== 
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