These are materials for the course Programming for the Humanities at Trinity College Dublin. This X-week course introduces Digital Humanities graduate students to fundamentals of query, corpora, Python, common data science libraries (such as Pandas), and experiment design, without assuming any technical background.
- https://github.com/andreasvc/codingforhumanities/
- https://github.com/mchesterkadwell/intro-to-text-mining-with-python
Install Anaconda (Python 3.8).
Pick the version appropriate for your operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux). Make sure you choose 'Python 3.8' (not 'Python 2.7'). Choose the "64-bit graphical installer".
Once it has installed, open Anaconda Navigator.
Download one of the notebooks from the Notebooks folder above. Save it to a directory where you will keep your work for this course.
Run Anaconda Navigator and open the card for Jupyter Notebook (not JupyterLab). Click on the 'Launch' button. This opens a web page at http://localhost:8888/tree that shows your whole file system. Navigate to where you downloaded the course notebooks, and click on one to run it.