March 2016
Intermediate
3h 13m
English
Overview
In this Jupyter Notebook for Data Science Teams training course, expert author Jonathan Whitmore will teach you about Jupyter Notebook extensions, widgets, and team sharing. This course is designed for data scientists who need to collaborate on projects.
You will start by learning how to install and set up the Jupyter Notebook, as well as how to set up Git and GitHub accounts. From there, Jonathan will teach you about Jupyter Notebook features, including extensions, SQL Magic and Pandas, and interactive widgets. This video tutorial also covers how to share notebooks with a team. Finally, you will run through an example of using a single Git repository for a team data science project from start to finish.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will have learned how to use Jupyter Notebook for data science teams.
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