Project

Project instructions

Students will complete a short research project which uses methods and approaches discussed in the course. Code must be written in Python and projects must be submitted as a Jupyter notebook with text, code, results, and figures.

Note: If you would like to submit a small research project based on your own research, please send me an email explaining what you would like to submit and why you think it is a good alternative to the final project.

Grades

• The final project grade will determine 60% of the course grade: final_grade = int(0.4 * assignments_grade + 0.6 * project_grade)
• Specifically, you cannot pass the course without submitting a project.
• To appeal the final project grade please submit a detailed appeal by email to the course instructor.

Deadline

• The project notebook will be available on February 11, early morning.
• The submission deadline is February 14, 23:59.

Late Policy:

• Late submissions are not allowed.
• Exceptions: reserve duty, pregnancy, illness, family affairs.
• You may not use late days for the final project.

Submission intructions

• The project notebook should be submitted on Moodle.
• Please submit the project notebook in its dedicated submission page.
• Please submit exactly two notebook files (.ipynb) containing all your figures (i.e. use %matplotlib inline).
• Do not email us your project report.

Collaboration Policy

• You may discuss your project with other students.
• You may not share project code with other students.
• You may not write project code together with other students.