[Scipy-organizers] Final tutorial schedule

[Andy Ray Terrel]

Thanks Jacob!

On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 8:25 AM, Jacob Vanderplas
<jakevdp at cs.washington.edu> wrote:
> Hello,
> The nominal day of schedule announcements is upon us, and we have finished
> reviewing and laying-out the tutorial schedule. We ran a draft by the
> presenters yesterday, and everybody seemed happy with it!  Here it is, in
> four tracks:
>
>
>
> Introductory
>
> Intermediate
>
> Advanced
>
> Special Topics
>
> July 6 AM
>
> The Wonderful World of Scientific Python
>
> David P. Sanders
>
> Fundamentals of the IPython Display Architecture and Interactive Widgets
>
> Brian Granger
>
> HDF5 is for Lovers
>
> Anthony Scopatz
>
> Astropy and Astronomical Tools
>
> Perry Greenfield
>
> July 6 PM
>
> Sympy
>
> Aaron Meurer
>
> Bayesian Statistical Analysis in Python
>
> Chris Fonnesbeck
>
> Interactive Parallel Computing with IPython
>
> Min Ragan-Kelley
>
> Geospatial data in Python: Database, desktop, and the web
>
> Carson Farmer
>
> July 7 AM
>
> Anatomy of Matplotlib
>
> Ben Root
>
> Birds in a Random Kaggle Forest
>
> Matt Wescott
>
> Multibody Dynamics and Control with Python
>
> Jason Moore
>
> Reproducible Science: Walking the Walk
>
> Matthew McCormick
>
> July 7 PM
>
> Introduction to Julia
>
> David P. Sanders
>
> Image Analysis in Python with Scikit-Image
>
> Juan Nunez-Iglesias
>
> Integrating Python and C++ with Boost.Python
>
> Austin Bingham
>
> Teaching Numerical Methods with IPython Notebooks
>
> David Ketcheson
>
>
> We've also sent emails to the contacts for proposals which were not
> selected, giving them a brief explanation of what might have improved their
> chances of being selected.
>
> Please let us know if anything else is needed to help get the schedule out
> today,
> Thanks!
>
>    Jake VanderPlas
>    Kristen Thyng
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