This module introduces computer programming languages, provides resources to get comfortable using python, and shows how to manage code using packages and virtual environments.

In this course, you will learn to create Jupyter Notebooks, which allow you to create and share documents that contain live code, text, and other elements. It also includes a brief introduction to Google Colaboratory and CUAHSI Hydroshare.

An introduction to clean and professional coding habits.

This course provides instruction on how to maintain the BYU Hydroinformatics lab website using Brightspot.

In this module, new students learn how to integrate themselves into the BYU Hydroinformatics Lab.

At times, your physical computing resources are insufficient for the tasks you need to complete. This may be due to the need for a different operating system or the need for additional computing power. Or, an application you want to run requires a specific environment that is different from your current setup. Virtual machines are potential solutions to these problems

This course provides an introduction to operating systems and using the terminal/command line.

An introduction to clean and professional coding habits.

An Introduction to Web Services -- what they are, how to use them, how they are relevant to web development in Tethys.

In this course, you will learn about the JavaScript tools used to generate compelling visualization on websites. This includes plotting libraries like Plotly.js and mapping libraries like OpenLayers and Leaflet.

Instruction on python packages and how to install them using package managers.

Introduction to several packages commonly used for Scientific Applications in Python

Learn key concepts for Tethys Platform and create your first Tethys app.

This course provides an introduction to operating systems and using the terminal/command line.

This module will introduce the concept of virtual machines and containers.

This is an introduction to Git and Github used for code sharing, management, and versioning.

In this module, you will learn the Git concepts presented in BYU-Hydro-210 more in-depth, as well as how to use Git locally through the command line.

In this course, you will learn the basics of HTML and CSS and how they work together to create the framework of a web page.

This course provides an introduction to web services, especially those useful in hydroinformatics work. Several hands-on tutorials will show you how to make maps through Leaflet and OpenLayers.

This course covers how to install Tethys, download an existing app, and create a custom app.

This module introduces individuals to the basics of JavaScript.

An introduction to THREDDS, TDS, and integrating TDS into Tethys apps.