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* In class/Homework: Codingbat.com
+Nitrous.io exercise
+
### February 12th, Week 6: Complex data; flow of control
Readings:
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* Check-in: Meetups
+Nitrous Exercise
+
**Extra Credit Exercise:** ThinkPython: [Using data structures](http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/html/thinkpython014.html) An extra point on your final grade for a Github post with exercises 1-4 completed. This is especially relevant to those of you with an interest in data mining. Due Friday.
### February 19th, Week 7: Input/Output (i/o) & (The other kind of) Libraries
+Working with real developer tools
+
+* In class: Command line git posts
+
+All posts from here on out should be via Nitrous!
+
+### February 26th, Week 8: Command line Git & Python
+
Self-contained, reusable bits of code.
* Think Python: [Functions](http://interactivepython.org/runestone/static/thinkcspy/Functions/functions.html)
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* Software Carpentry: [Libraries](http://software-carpentry.org/v4/python/lib.html)
-* In-Class: Input/Output SWC exercise
-
* In-Class: Command line: pip. Review some common python libraries. Focus on documentation, initial testing, beginning use
-
-### February 26th, Week 8: Command line Git & Python
-
-Working with real developer tools
-
-* In class: Command line git
+Nitrous Flask introduction
### March 5th, Week 9: Problem Solving with Libraries and Frameworks
+Catch-up
+
* Check-in: Meetups
### March 12th, Week 10: No class