This set of web pages (like my Sensors pages) are not so much of a course page, but more of a series of blog posts. The page contains links to various projects I have worked on, some with students. Sometimes I comment extensively on the code, other times I don't say much. Anyway, I want people to benefit from our efforts. Not everything is in the same language, language of choise has changes over the years. Some of the older code may need modification in order to compile with more modern compilers.
All programs are supplies "as-is", and distributed under the GNU License.
As I point out in my blog (see bottom of page for a link), everyone will probably build a computer toolkit, part of which is a programming toolkit. With experience, you will probably duplicate tools with subtle variations (just as you may have two socket wrenches of the same size but different depths), or duplicate them where there is some advantage for a particular project. My toolkit is forever evolving. In addition to a library of routines and scripts I have written for myself, my core my core programming toolkit consists of the following "primary" and "secondary" tools.
Works well with F# and C#
Works well with F# and C#
Powershell has it's own IDE, or you can use Visual Studio
Powershell has it's own IDE, or you can use Visual Studio
R Studio is a nice IDE for R (downloaded separately). A version of R is also available with Visual Studio
R Studio is a nice IDE for R (downloaded separately)
Below are a few selected projects. Current projects with code that is rapidly changing are not listed here.
Geology Department
http://www.pdx.edu/geology
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