programming

program*

I would add: Some academic journals require you to submit a script as well, so that your research can be reproduced or at least tested. You will notice that in some of CIM modules you are obliged to submit your code as part of your assignment.

coding?

scripts?

hmm i know what you mean but i would rephrase it a bit to mkae it simpler?

...what we do, because we save our codes in scripts and later we can re-use it. Thanks to that it is easier...

or:

But coding helps us minimise the errors in following ways:

I get your point but maybe it could be expanded a bit?

I would remove "regretfully" :-D and change it into a positive messgae ;-)

duplicate words

not entirely clear? perhaps noting them down?

i think one sentence is missing - it's jumping from programming to research. I would add this link.

Coding and programming can be compared to "typing and writing". In other words, you need to code in order to program, just as you need to type in order to write.

ps. love the analogy!

and QS906

and IM939

programming language we choose

...are texts in this textbook that stand out

a table / a dataset

plots*

or copy and paste and try to modify it to experiment with it and learn new features.

annotation missing?

... copied in your script

?

maybe a signpost what is a package. OR saying it will be explained later

not clear?

a filename, a .

comma would help

...*.py, where * (asterisk) is a symbol of any letter / word in the file name (basically i would explain the asterix)

... script.py, where "script" is a name of a file

is it explained above? i dont think i have seen it

paste

copy

perhaps explaining?

Maybe, if it's already known, you can call it IMXXX Skills programme, just so that students already know what exactly session you talk about. they usually got very confused in first week what is a module, what is skills etc.

"upcoming modules" instead of "upcoming ones"