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Build Skills: Intro to Jupyter Notebooks with Python

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Introducing Build Skills, the new Microsoft Reactor series to help you learn valuable tech skills and discover new career paths. This series of livestream workshops (and available on-demand after) covers foundational skills in coding, data science, web development, devops, and so much more. Taught by Microsoft engineers, students, and community leaders, this is the place to learn by doing, follow at your own pace in a fun and relaxed atmosphere, and get your questions answered. Join us today and get the skills you need today for the job roles of tomorrow! Suppose you are a crew member on a spaceship. Your mission is to deliver so …...more
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Build Skills: Intro to Jupyter Notebooks with Python
Introducing Build Skills, the new Microsoft Reactor series to help you learn valuable tech skills and discover new career paths. This series of livestream workshops (and available on-demand after) covers foundational skills in coding, data science, web development, devops, and so much more. Taught by Microsoft engineers, students, and community leaders, this is the place to learn by doing, follow at your own pace in a fun and relaxed atmosphere, and get your questions answered. Join us today and get the skills you need today for the job roles of tomorrow! Suppose you are a crew member on a spaceship. Your mission is to deliver some important equipment to the International Space Station (ISS). If you're not familiar with some of the many buttons on the spaceship's console, it's better not to learn by the trial-and-error method, mid-flight! In this livestream workshop, you will learn how to use Jupyter Notebooks to run Python by building a 🚀 spaceship manual 🚀 that has interactive, runnable markdown and code elements. Come join Justin and let’s learn together! Who is it aimed at?
  • Beginners to Python and Data Science. Some familiarity with programming recommended (but not required)
  • Students or learning professionals interested in how to use Jupyter Notebooks to run Python for data science projects.
  • Student Ambassadors whom would like to share this workshop with their peers!
More learning / prerequisites: Get started with Jupyter notebooks for Python: https://aka.ms/JupyternotebooksforPython About the speaker Justin Garrett is host of this Just IN and a Principal Cloud Advocate in Cloud + AI Engineering at Microsoft. Justin works closely with learner communities to help address the skills gap in cloud development and manages a team of Cloud Advocates from around the world that do likewise. You’ll find him leading workshops at Microsoft Reactors, mentoring Student Ambassadors, and helping engineers improve Azure, GitHub and Visual Studio. Justin’s career at Microsoft also spans 16 years across Analytics, Windows, Bing search, Edge browser, Web Platform and Cloud Computing. In his spare time, he enjoys gardening and is an avid Pacific Northwest mountaineer. Follow him on www.linkedin.com/in/justgar and   / justgar   Ricardo Prins Ricardo is a Gold Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador from Brazil, currently living and studying in Utah, USA. His areas of interest are Quantum Computing, Machine Learning, and Mathematics. He currently contributes to communities all around the world in developing learning material for introductory programming concepts, data structures and algorithms, and design patterns. [eventID:15831]

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