Lecture

Interfacing with NOTO Platform

Description

This lecture introduces students to the NOTO platform, guiding them through accessing the Jupyter notebooks for exercises, submitting assignments, and interacting with the Jupyter Hub. The instructor explains the structure of the Jupyter notebook, including markdown and code cells, and demonstrates how to save, download, and submit assignments. Students are also instructed on how to interact with Moodle for course-related questions and assignments, and encouraged to engage with the Piazza online platform for discussions and queries.

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