THW Topics Questionnaire

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We're interested in being as democratic as possible in the formation of the topics for this semester. Past topics:

http://www.thehackerwithin.org/illinois/previous.html
http://www.thehackerwithin.org/berkeley/previous.html

We can repeat topics, go more in-depth with previous topics, or go into uncharted territory!

Name *

Email address *

Department *

Aerospace Engineering

Agricultural & Biological Engineering

Bioengineering

Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Computer Science

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Industrial & Enterprise Systems Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Mechanical Science & Engineering

Nuclear, Plasma, Radiological Engineering

Engineering Physics

Other:

CSE? *

Are you affiliated with CSE in any way?

fellow

certificate

Required

Student, Staff, or? *

Undergraduate Student

Graduate Student

Faculty

Staff

Other:

Which of the following general (and specific) areas of discussion would you like to see emerge at THW this semester?

This might give us an idea of what kind of flavor of computing is interesting to folks

shell (BASH, environment variables, bashrc)

Version control w/ git

Publication Tools (LaTeX, Markdown, Restructured Text)

Automated Documentation (Sphinx, Doxygen, Javadoc)

Style guides (PEP8 for Python, Google style guide for C++)

Plotting (matplotlib, plotly, bokeh, yt, mpld3, mayavi)

Testing (demonstrate py.test and/or nose for Python; GoogleTest for C++)

Makefiles, CMake, etc.

Build Systems and packaging (CMake, distutils, pip, conda, etc)

Licenses (MIT, BSD-3, GPL, etc)

Python

Julia

Fortran

C/C++

High Performance Computing

Cloud Computing

Statistical Analysis

Textual Analysis

Meshing Tools

Reproducible Workflows

Hardware (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi)

Novel Architectures (e.g., GPUs, Parallella)

Web Development (CSS, HTML, Github hosting)

Databases (e.g., SQL, HDF5)

Other:

At what level of skill should these discussions be aimed?

This is very vague, but... fundamendally, do you want introductions or bleeding-edge, amazing hacks. It's ok to want both.

Novice

Intermediate

Advanced

Are there any topics you would like to share with us this year?

Please provide a list, separated by commas, of topics you can teach others. Any suggestions are welcome!

What topics would you like to learn more about?

Please provide a list, separated by commas, of topics you would like to know more about. Any suggestions are welcome!

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