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The material in this lesson has been influenced by the following material:
- https://github.com/ANSMathCompDivision/navigating-nuclear-computation.
- Lecture material for NPRE100 Fall 2021, Introduction to Python.
- Awesome Nuclear a curated list of many open source nuclear codes! You can see how varied computation is in nuclear and how so much of nuclear science is covered by these packages.
- OpenMC Example Notebooks are a group of jupyter notebooks that use the OpenMC radiation transport code. If you want to play around with a nuclear code, OpenMC is well-used and very accessible!
- Cyberpunk Style Plots Using matplotlib.
- Software Carpentry Intro to Python (Inflammation).
- Software Carpentry Intro to Python (Gapminder).
- Lesson on Geospatial Data/Analysis with Python this isn't nuclear-related, but it's a great example of how computing can apply to science!
- 100 coding problems with Python (and solutions!)
- Matplotlib Gallery for lots of cool examples of how to plot with matplotlib.
- CRANE Coding Bootcamp a free bootcamp designed to teach marginalized researchers coding skills from the basics up to skills they might need working in a lab.