I give weekly online python tutorials to my classmates in order to prepare them for working with data in the physics field. The tutorials started quite basic with an intro to data structures, and have slowly progressed to root finding algorithms and the next topic will be over binary trees. Send me an email or write me on Whats-app (+49 1578 7475003) if you would like to take part in the viewing or producing of the tutorial. I pair the theory learned with real world examples from our exercise sheets from Experimental Physics (Atoms and Molecules) and from the data sets from our virtual labs (see below).

(updated: 10.05.20)

Each homework has its respective folder (Sheet 1 -> HW_01) in which one will find a program that attempts to graphically analize or solve a problem from the worksheet. The graphs are then stored in the files folder within each respective homework. Most include a README where you can learn more about the problems and how I found their solutions. (updated: 20.07.20)

Each Lab has its own folder which includes a report explaining the lab results in the pdf. A README is to be added (updated: 10.05.20)

TODO: README

Directory now includes a small review of the course for a study guide in preperation for the exam. (updated: 29.07.20)

I hope to one day create a small tutorial webpage that can teach other physicists how to use python to their advantage. For now I will stick to a repository.

Also email if you have any questions: adamkit11@gmail.com