2019 Spring
Dates: biweekly, on odd weeks, Friday, 14:30-17:30 12:00-15:00
First class is on 15 February
Extra class: 21 May, 12:00-14:00, Izu 402
Room: Izu 402 Kazy 313
The aim of the course is to learn the basics of computer programming. The course doesn't require any former knowledge of computer programming. At the end of the semester one should be able to understand and modify simple scripts controlling experiments, analyzing data or running simulations. The course will also provide a firm background to learn additional topics after the semester.
The course is for Psychology and Cognitive Science students. Contact me if you're interested in the course, but you're learning something else than psychology or cognitive science.
Topics
(Some of the links or slides are in Hungarian. Translation is in progress.)
A few simple Python scripts
See the details later
Choose one of the option seen below
Write your own experiment, preferably in PsychoPy (the script should be written by you, and not generated by the Builder view). (Let me know if you'd use another system.)
Analyze your own research data with Python. (Let me know if you'd use another language.)
Run your own simulation in Python. (Let me know if you'd use another language.)
Deadline:
Python scripts: we'll set the dates in the Python class.
Experiment, analysis or simulation: 24 June, at noon
Documentations and tutorials of the used language and software.