This textbook serves as an interactive resource for courses across various disciplines. By leveraging Jupyter Notebooks and MyST Markdown, this collection provides hands-on, code-driven explanations of key concepts in data science, economics, environmental science, and more. Each chapter is designed to be accessible, engaging, and reproducible, ensuring students can experiment with real-world datasets and computational models while learning.
Contributions¶
To contribute to this collection, please submit a pull request to this repository. See instructions for contribution and the pull request template.
How to use this textbook¶
The live textbook is available at https://
Launch and run code¶
Run in Binder or your own hub¶
Other actions¶
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- City Planning
- Economics
- Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
- Engineering
- Ethnic Studies
- Geography
- Meteorology
- Anthropology
- Data Science
- Psychology
- Cognitive Science
- Political Science
- Legal Studies