Top 27 teaching-materials open source projects

Jupyter notebooks for teaching/learning Python 3

Course material and references for Campus To Corporate course, 2017.

Machine Learning for Social Science

Lab notebooks for the Fall 2017 offering of Georgia Tech's CSE 6040

2017 workshop content for http://wenfo.org/wald/advanced-remote-sensing

Intermediate R training material delivered in a 2 day format

Intro to R training material delivered in a 2 day format

Presented hardware reverse engineering workshops since 2019

Vorlesungsunterlagen "Theoretische Informatik und Logik", Fakultät Informatik, TU Dresden

TrainDrop organizations pages

Lab materials for the University of Washington course Data Science for Biologists (Winter 2019, BIO419/519)

Pandas is a powerful tool for data exploration and analysis (including timeseries).

Unterlagen zur Vorlesung "Formale Systeme", Fakultät Informatik, TU Dresden

Study material (slides, documents, etc) for the Web Applications I course (Politecnico di Torino, 2019/2020)

Cours de Systèmes informatiques (C, Unix/Linux, ...)

Demo codes, tutorials, and exercises for the master lecture Business Analytics and Data Science offered by the Chair of Information Systems at the Humboldt-University of Berlin

This project defines a skeleton repo for creating lecture slides and handouts including lecture notes out of Pandoc Markdown (http://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html) using a single source approach.

Examples and exercises used during Software Engineering course

Course on Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE): Models, Solution, Estimation (graduate level)

Machine learning use cases for teaching

UPC Deep Learning for Speech and Language 2018

Lecture notes, tutorial tasks including solutions as well as online videos for the reinforcement learning course hosted by Paderborn University

Materials for Hawley's Deep Learning & AI Ethics course

Jupyter Notebooks for How to Think Like a Computer Scientist - Learning with Python 3 (RLE) Textbook

List of Resources for Teaching R

The de facto standard for people who are looking to learn Dyalog APL from a book. This updated version is a work in progress.

In my computer security courses I make extensive usage of cheatsheets for various tools and extra materials to complement the student learning if they are willing to do so. I have decided to share them to enable others to take advantage of them