- learn terminal
- explanations are clear
- SQLite is awesome
- learn some Python
- following along on screen
- enthusiasm
- content was relevant
- practical software
- SQLite is very helpful in data management
- Etherpad
- SQLite
- SQLite: could use it tomorrow
- like lots of problems with partners
- iPython & SQLite
- liked different levels as beginner so could get help
- Etherpad ++ for collaborative note taking
- current & up to date
- Git
- helpers and red light green light
- pace was good
- great intro to lots of methods (handled volume of info well)
- free and open source software
- good overview of things to improve workflow
- collaborative notetaking and chating and small problems
- Git from the command line (Linux guy)
- Git & SQL, can use and share now
- hands on problems well balanced with learning
- good job balancing info and level variation
| - better examples of why Python is cool
- disecting existing code
- want to be inspired by an example of something cool
- but not far enough to implement (longer)
- cool projects
- cheat sheets
- brief one line explanation of everything before class & tailored workshops to specific disciplines
- too hard to keep up
- installation is much more difficult than R
- fewer things so that we can actually use it
- new to programming more exercises
- not as clear how to use shell so less useful
- shell: examples of why we should care, e.g., working across files
- need to know more about iPython
- lot of information, too much at times (fun stuff was at end)
- didn't get to interconnecting the pieces (collaborative Git project) [group repo to play with]
- group by OS or other similar interests
- would have like to use Git from terminal
- where are things coming from and going to
- iPython notebook disconnected from scripting workflow
- wanted SQL to R/Python (would have come back for another)
- more time to integrate everything
- why Python: spend a few minutes explaining why we chose it and what the alternatives are
- expected it to be more advanced and focused on integration (more info)
- "here's what you're going to learn" at beginning
- not far enough in Python to know where to go next
- some of the one and one help would have been good to share with the group
- more difficult problems more collaboratively
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