"Direct into the folder in which we provide you with existing notebooks for your lecture.\n",
"\n",
"## 4. Step\n",
"he notebooks for each lecture are mainly based on the octave kernel. A switch to scilab or python kernels could be needed but is indicated within the respective noteooks. You can switch the kernel on the top right corner of your browser window."
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# Introduction to JupyterHub
## 1st Step
Login in the page jupyter.rwth-aachen.de/
Please use your RWTH account
## 2.step
Select the system theory 2 profile
## 3. Step
Direct into the folder in which we provide you with existing notebooks for your lecture.
## 4. Step
he notebooks for each lecture are mainly based on the octave kernel. A switch to scilab or python kernels could be needed but is indicated within the respective noteooks. You can switch the kernel on the top right corner of your browser window.
This repository contains an exemplary Jupyter profile which works with the RWTH Jupyter server. To be more specific, it includes the following files
This repository serves as Sys-II Jupyter profile which works with the RWTH Jupyter server. To be more specific, it includes the following files
*`Dockerfile` which defines the linux environment. In the end, the packages of an `environment.yml` or here the `requirements.txt` are installed.
[Here is a quick start guide of an example profile](https://git.rwth-aachen.de/jupyter/example-profile/-/blob/master/Quickstart.ipynb).
[Here is a quick start guide of the example profile on which this course build upon](https://git.rwth-aachen.de/jupyter/example-profile/-/blob/master/Quickstart.ipynb).
