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Re: Teaching material [message #28221] Wed, 28 November 2001 10:15 Go to previous message
Wayne Landsman is currently offline  Wayne Landsman
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Markus Reichstein wrote:

> Dear all,
> it is decided, that I will give an internal course about the basics of
> IDL and PV-WAVE starting next week (spontaneous group decision...).
> Now I am wondering if there is some didactical material (e.g. PPT
> Presentation, explaining array handling etc., a well-tested
> time-schedule for a course with programming beginners ...) around that
> anyone would share with me

I know of two instructional college courses about IDL taught by
astronomers with online notes and exercises. (Presumably at a beginning
level, most of the material can apply to fields besides astronomy.)
Robert O'Connell (U. of Virginia) has written a guide to IDL for
Astronomers
( http://www.astro.virginia.edu/class/oconnell/astr511/IDLguid e.html)
including exercises for class work.
(
http://www.astro.virginia.edu/class/oconnell/astr511/IDLexer cises/IDL-Exercises-I.html
)
Carl Heiles (UC Berkeley) has written a set of postscript file tutorials
on "Learning IDL
for Astronomy" (
http://www.ugastro.berkeley.edu/tutorials/tutorials.html)

There is also a course on "Programming for Imaging Science" at the
Rochester Institute of Technology http://www.cis.rit.edu/class/simg211/
which is an introduction to Unix and IDL.

--Wayne Landsman landsman@mpb.gsfc.nasa.gov
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