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## Lecture 1 (Feb 6)
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Syllabus (above) and introduction.
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Syllabus (above) and introduction.
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## *Optional* Julia Tutorial: Wed Feb 8 @ 5pm [via Zoom](https://mit.zoom.us/j/96829722642?pwd=TDhhME0wbmx0SG5RcnFOS3VScTA5Zz09)
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* Virtually [via Zoom](https://mit.zoom.us/j/96829722642?pwd=TDhhME0wbmx0SG5RcnFOS3VScTA5Zz09). Recording will be posted.
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A basic overview of the Julia programming environment for numerical computations that we will use in 18.06 for simple computational exploration. This (Zoom-based) tutorial will cover what Julia is and the basics of interaction, scalar/vector/matrix arithmetic, and plotting — we'll be using it as just a "fancy calculator" and no "real programming" will be required.
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* [Tutorial materials](https://github.com/mitmath/julia-mit) (and links to other resources)
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If possible, try to install Julia on your laptop beforehand using the instructions at the above link. Failing that, you can run Julia in the cloud (see instructions above).
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