This repo collects talks on Graphs and Networks, hackathon exercises and some written solutions as produced in our tri-weekly Wednesday meet-ups.
We also scribble down some ideas about how Graph Club might work and develop below, drawing from the open working document here (MOJ Digital Google account holders).
Questions? Join
#graph_clubon ASD Slack or get in touch with Ben (benjamin.lavelle@justice).
Graph Club aims to:
- Introduce new users to the magic of graphs and encourage self-learning;
- Develop, share and enjoy skills in graph/network analysis through standalone 1-hour hackathons;
- Self-organise and learn how to arrange a hackathon and punchy group activities.
It doesn't aim to:
- Produce authoritative or novel material on graph theory;
- Provide extensive training on graph theory and analysis;
- Induce a groan or panic on seeing calendar reminders.
A good hackathon, we reckon, has these qualities:
- Anyone can join any session, at any stage in their learning;
- Everyone has a go, whoever they are;
- Everyone learns something, whatever it is;
- Some people can solve each problem, within the session time;
- One or more people present their work, however far they got.
Joining instructions and tips on organising a session can be found in this (MOJ Digital account holders) Google Sheet.
Come and join #graph_club on Slack!