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# Coding for Humanities

My name is **Caecilia**. I'm actually a MA student in [theatre studies] (http://theaterwissenschaft.gko.uni-leipzig.de/). I started this second study to improve my researching methods in video game studies, which I've specialized on. 

## My Expectations of this Course: 

* learning about the coding basics/ methods of Digital Humanities

* learning how to work in groups (- in some kind of way my blind spot)

* broaden my methodical knowledge

# HOMEWORK

## Expectations

I expect this course to be:

* good

* good

* I need more ram

As one can see, expectations are very high and difficult to meet. 

My Expectations

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by Jana Tschech-Löffler (B.A. Germanistik)

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I want to....

- learn things i've never heard of before

- gain new skills and knowledge

- work on the project sucessfully

- broaden my horizon as a student of the humanities

for more go to: [https://git.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/jt24vije/CodingForHumanities1](http://)

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## Hi, I'm Anna... ##

# ... and this is my homework. 

- "Expectations"

- a haiku by Anna Pillwitz 

- 15/10/2016

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I don't want to die

Because I can't do much maths

But I like coffee

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[pls click me](https://www.google.de/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=RnICWKu1B4nb8AfUl72wDA#q=do+a+barrel+roll "pls")

### Coding for Humanities

## "My Expectations" by Andreas Madaras 

I always wanted to study something related to computer science that focuses on Humanities instead of having a major focus on higher math. 'Major' being the keyword here. I don't hate math. It just is a bit too much in many other bachelor degrees.

Because of this wish i have chosen  to enroll inthis course and this is what I expect from it:

* get to know previously unknown applications for coding

* learn Python and R

* refresh my half forgotten knowledge of xml

* still getting credit for this because I just bought a new laptop to do it

also have a [link](https://git.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/introduction-dh/CodingForHumanities1.git) to your own git

##HOMEWORK##

#Isabel Christina#

My expectations for DH are:

- good job chances

- meeting interesting people from all over the world

- learning useful IT knowledge

[click me](http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/bsc-dh-program/)

# Coding for Humanities #

I'm interested in learning how to code.

Additionally, I like that you can choose another subject, which is not directly connected to coding. 

## Expectations of Luca Schneider ##

- learn how to code

- practice coding

- participate in interesting projects with interesting people

Currently trying out [this website.](http://www.codecademy.com)

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# Coding for Humanities

My name is **Monique Wenta**.

## My Expextations of this Course:

* learning about different coding languages

* to see more Doctor Who gifs and Xkcd comics although the only flaw are the missing tooltips ;) [xkcd comic] (http://www.xkcd.com/)

*to learn more about methods and learn not to make syntax errors

# Hello there folks!

Here comes the *latest submission of all times*. Well, almost. 

Here is the **List of my expectations:**

* Learn useful techniques to become more efficient while conducting a reaserch

* Learn R

* Get a hand of Python

* Continue to silently worship the inventor of the font Dr Koentges is using in his presentations

* Enjoy _Doctor Who_ references

  * However, I am at great risk in this class: I am at the end of the season 3 at the moment, so it is waaaay too easy for you guys to spoil everything for me. I mean, I can't anticipate what slides will come up and I sort of *have to* look at them...

#### This is a header for a link:

  Anything Jay Foreman does on [Youtube] (https://www.youtube.com/) is pretty much fantastic. To give you a little bit of an insight, [here is a recent one I found quite glorious] (https://youtu.be/r-aIzkvPwFo).  

You're welcome.

## My expectations about the course "coding for digital humanities" 

#### And a few reasons why I choose this subject 

My expectations are small because I dont know so much about computer science. I am interested in it anyway. 

The reasons why I choose this subject as my option subject are: 

+ I had computer science in high school

+ it was one of my favorite subbjects

+ my core subject is communication and media science and I think digital humanities is more ralated to this than pure computer science

[This was my help for this assignment](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet)

Paula Gerhardt.

# My expectations for this course

* a relaxed and productive atmosphere 

* learning more about how to combine humanities and coding especially considering languages

* learning how to use fitting applications and software for projects 

* interesting tasks with practical value

### And now a short intermission 

[click me] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJfLHedBG1g)

### **Coding for Humanities Assingment 1**

My Name is Yoannah, I study Linguistics and since this semester Digital Humanities too.

## Expectations

* very basic coding skills and an overview of the possibilities in Digital Humanities

* better understanding of structure and languages in general

* getting inspired to make cool projects

[random cat gif](http://67.media.tumblr.com/23b89cf977e73e94998d4f376a646cb2/tumblr_oeuu5uTRgZ1s2ugglo1_1280.gif)

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### **Coding for Humanities**

## Expectations from Irene Martin

I've always wanted learn how to code.  

So i've enrolled for the Coding for Humanites Course and these are my expectations:

* learn basics in **XML**, **Python**, and **R**

* practising those languages

* get support if needed

* get inspired to find my own style in programming

I've already got a good overview from *codecademy* <https://www.codecademy.com> and for a better practise i will still use it in future.  

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# Assignment 1 Julia Baszanowski

#### Expectations

I expect to learn. And I hope i will get through studies without too much brain-damage due to frustration.

[So, it could be like this](https://media.giphy.com/media/CIUZ2uYa8fnIQ/giphy.gif)

### Goals

* Follow the white rabbit

* Leave the matrix

* Get a black goat with sunglasses and a towel 

* seriously understand something 

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# Homework Lino Hesper

Finally I managed to care for the first Homework. What a success! 

## My expectations for Digital Humanities

* get an idea of what is possible with computers

* manage to need less then 8h to create a virtual machine 

* publish a computerwritten Shakespear book ...

# Expectations of Felix Linker

## Where I come from

Having studied computer science for 4 semesters and philosophy for about 3 semesters, digital humanities seems like a welcome addition to my "old" courses. I'm *quite* into software development and the classical topics of computer science. I'm working on my own projects such as [for example a system to generate tweets in RDF](https://github.com/felixlinker/TWIG).

## Where I want to go

I plan on studying master of computer science with focus on big data. Therefore I plan to write my bachelor thesis regarding big data or something similar. I'm very interested in artificial intelligence as it is deeply connected to theoretical computer science.

I'd like to learn new things about:

- Text processing

- Process result storing

- Data access for research

All this is related to statistical learning on big data.

# Homework #

##Jana Sophia Ulrich##

My expactations for this course of studies are to build and increase my program skills.

My hobbies are 

- snowboarding

- singing

- doing handicraft

And finally here´s the required link 

[Click me !](http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/)

# Coding for Humanities #

As I was scrolling the possibilities of studying at the University of Leipzig, as I scrumbled upon "Digital Humanities". It sounded really interesting and now I'm giving it a try!

## Expectations; Jonas Stahl ##

1. Learn to code.

2. Use technologies of my age to research Humanities.

3. Have a good time in Leipzig.

[Thumbs up!](http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/unturned-bunker/images/0/0a/Meaning-of-vault-boy-thumbs-up-jpg.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20160316025719 "Thumbs up!")

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## First Assignment

Hi I'm Jana and I'm studying [Digital Humanities](https://www.leipzig-studieren.de/digital-humanities-bsc/). I'm living in [Leipzig](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leipzig) for 7 years now and I love it.

### My Expectations about Digital Humanities 

* to make new experiences 

* to learn more about linguistic data processing

* to work hand in hand with people of different departments on interesting projects

## My expectations for "Coding For Humanities"

I hope to aquire proper skills in coding, as I have none at all. So far im enjoying it, so I'm quite optimistic.

#### Furthermore I look forward to:

* Getting to know my fellow students

* Working on a group project

On slightly different note, in honor of his Nobel prize win, [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjYvfvpiJSs) is a live version of my favourite Bob Dylan song. 

#Expectations from the course "Introduction for Digital Humanities"

Do I expect something? **NO** ![grin](http://www.smileygarden.de/smilie/Frech/smileymania.at_00348.gif)

*Only joking*

No, this is no **title**...

Oups, there has to be a title here?

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    Just trying markdown out a little. 

 * I hope to be able in the end of this course to code for papyrologists

 * to be able to understand all the discussions on the ![MarkUp-MailingList](http://lsv.uky.edu/archives/markup.html)

 * seeking for new fields for a papyrologists and his/her knowledge

 * to be able to start a little coding project on my own some day

__________________________________

1. Another way to make lists

2. but you wanted a bullet point list...

Okay, I think I made my little point(s). Nice to play.

Thank you very much for this course. I hope we will learn well all the nice things you mentioned during your first lecture...

All best,

Nadine.

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# Expectations on Digital Humanities Course

## Expectation List

* Hopefully the right choice

* Hoepfully i learn something, that I didn't know till this point 

[Some random hyperlink](http://www.zv.uni-leipzig.de/ "Führt zur homepage der Uni Leipzig")

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# How I created this Markdownfile and what it did with my expectations for this course

## a summary by Anna D.

### Things I did while creating this file

* wonder what I was actually supposed to do

* thinking sticking with my cultural studies would have been not a bad idea

* *cry*, just kidding

* drink tea

* google: 'markdown file'

* find [This] (https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/) it was quite the revalation

### What are my expectations?

1. Be out of my comfort zone alot

2. Learn about things and ways of thinking I have never heard of

3. Be absolutely frustrated and confused at least once

4. Get through that

And to finish this of: [Sometimes I dont listen to David Tennant] (https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/3e/a9/28/3ea928e5535f0e3f42947545722456f6.jpg)

# My expectations

* choclate

* more chocolate

* all the chocolate

#### years of reddit paying off  

[hello world](http://helloworld.com/)

#This is a header

I'm not sure yet of what to expect from this course, but I am hoping to learn some new coding stuff.

#This is a second header

The following is a list of some random items:

* apples

* bananas

* cherries

And here is [a hyperlink to google](http://www.google.com).

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# Hi, 

I'm Jakob

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## What are my expectations?

I want to:

* learn something about [Digital Humanitites](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Digital_humanities&oldid=744942413),

* get an insight into Markdown and R and

* train the work with git

* refresh my very poor english skills

# Coding for Digital Humanities

My name is Lukas. I am currently enrolled in the Digital Humanities Bachelor Course. I already studied two semesters of Linguistics here in Leipzig and chose to switch my major to Digital Humanities during the seminar „Kreativität und Technik / Wissen in der modernen Gesellschaft“ last semester, which explored the possiblities of digital methods in humanities from a technical aswell as a philosophical point of view and has drawn my interest do Digital Humanities as a whole. 

#### Student Expectations

From the Coding for Digital Humanities Seminar, and the lecture aswell, I expect:

- a deeper understanding concerning the technical background of the digital methods applied

- an overview of the possible fields of application of Digital Humanities

- working on a project to apply the knowledge gained

[This](http://www.reactiongifs.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/woah.gif) .gif sums it up pretty accurately.

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# Keine Ahnung wie ich ein Markdown-File anlege XD

* Aber mit "Neues Dokument" funktioniert das auch

* Bin schon mal sehr gespannt

* Was noch so passiert

* Ich hoffe mal, dass ich in den MDH komme =D

#### woah  

[Kennt ihr schon ------?](https://)

### my expectations

* learn something about digital humanities

* get an introduction to R

* working on a group project

[Link](www.nyan.cat)

# First Assignment

## Class Expectations

I assume this just is supposed to be some kind of lorem ipsum placeholder text.

However, in case it is not here are a few words on my expectations of this

class: After finishing my Master's thesis in political science last summer,

I felt that the approach I pursued within this thesis, which can be characterized as

computer-driven text analysis which was used to determine political preferences of political

actors on the basis of speeches they delivered and press statements they

released, had some potential if applied the right way. Packages for r like

*wordfish* enabled me to do so on my own. However as an autodidact (and way more

an political theorist than a computer scientist) both the preparation of the

text corpora and the analysis had some flaws which made things like text mining,

modelling as well as the interpretation and modification of the resulting tables

and graphs more cumbersome than probably necessary. Coming from this starting

point, I hope this course will make it possible for me to use the things I

already know in a more structured, informed and faster way. Of

particular interest for me are data visualization principles. After producing

long essays and theses for a while now, I certainly appreciate a well made graphical

representation of complex data.

### Autodidactic Basis

Websites I use as a self-taught r-user interested in text analysis:

* quantitative text mining on [textasdata.com](http://www.textasdata.com/)

* Some fancy applications of r, both descriptive statistics and more advanced

    stuff on [r-bloggers](https://www.r-bloggers.com/)

## Top Expectations

* No more hand-cleaning of 2000 parliamentary speeches

* Being able to have a look under the surface of r-packages. How does topical clustering work from a computer-scientist's view and how do I avoid weird outcomes and bad graphical representation?

* Better Visualization! Maps in r! What does aes do?

## Introduction

Hey everyone! My name is Donatus and I am a graduate student in German Literature and Philosophy. I became interested in Digital Humanities via my research on contemporary writing as well as its predecessors.

### Expectations

What I expect from this course is to get in touch with some of the most important digital tools to work with text. On the one hand, I would like to be able to work with them myself primarily for matters of research. On the other hand, I would like to be able to understand the tools used by contemporary writers for their projects.

Exemplary projects:

* [Gregor Weichbrodt / Vicki Bennett – The Fundamental Questions (2014)] (http://0x0a.li/en/text/the-fundamental-questions/)

* [Michael Mandiberg – Print Wikipedia (2015)] (http://printwikipedia.com/#/about)

* [Gregor Weichbrodt – Dictionary of non-notable Artists (2016)] (http://0x0a.li/en/text/dictionary-of-non-notable-artists/)

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# Coding for Digital Humanities

This is the markdown file that I created for the first assignment. 

### My Expectations: 

* learn the coding-for-DH basics

* learn how to apply the knowledge and practise as much as I can

* submit the first project successfully 

In the end, it is going to be like [this] https://cdn.meme.am/instances/64369464.jpg 

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#1st Assignment

###Expectations

Since I am a [Computer Science (M.Sc.)](http://studium.fmi.uni-leipzig.de/studium/informatik/#c1422) student, I already know how to code in gereral. But I'd like to:  

* learn some **R**

* learn something about **Digital Humanities**

* ...

* profit

#### Coding for Humanities

I'm interested in learning how to code.

## My expectations

* 1st expectation

* 2nd expectation

[This website](https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/) helped me a lot.

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##My expectations about this course

* Learning how to code in Java and other languages

* Being able to work together with others on group projects

* Improving my English skills  

###But i also expect

* Many of [those.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Nua3Cjdik0)

# My expectations about studying Digital Humanities

* being able to connect music with informatics to get an good access to the labour market  

* learn to programme in different coding languages

* meeting some nice people and get advanced training in a lot of different personal aspects

### Some of the Music i like 

[Soundcloud](https://soundcloud.com/7daysinparadise/likes)

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# First assignment # 

Goal: Get in touch with interesting projects to get started with.

## Such header ##

[link to Google!](http://google.com)

Bullet point list: 

* one

* 2

* three

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# **my expectations about the digital humanities course**

## digital humanities as a first degree course without any previous knowledge

* get a deeper Understanding about the possibilities and fields that DH is facing

* learn how to code, after doing a little prework with https://www.codecademy.com

* get a first glimpse into computerlinguistics 

* find a direction for my personal academic career 

# Student Expectations

### Student: *David Fuhry*

I don't really know what to expect so I'm going with:

* Some coding in R

* Working on a small project

* Perhaps some more funny comic strips like [this one](https://xkcd.com/323/)

* Hopefully: **No Java**

#Joel Fußhoeller and the Expectations for Digital Humanities

##There are several things that I'd like to learn in this course:

*Coding

*The digitilization of humanities

*Working with the humanities with self created tools

*Something something humanities

[And now for something completely different] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1jAr466DJc&)

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#Assignments

##1st

###expectations for this seminar

* take a look at the humanities-point-of-view 

* practising english (in spoken and written form)

[source for the Assignment](https://git.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/mai11dhy/CodingForHumanities1/blob/master/README.md)

# Expectations

## Student: mai12cks

### My Expectations

* I want to improve my english and my special topic related english skills.

* I want to improve my R-skills.

* I want to improve my XML-skills.

[Git-tutorial](http://rypress.com/tutorials/git/index)

# Hello everyone!

## My Expectations

* learning some cool stuff about coding and humanities of course

* asking lots of questions to [Stackoverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/)

* do more than the minimal tasks at the end of the day

##1st Assignment

###Expectations:

* Getting insight in different aspects of working in the field of digital humanities

* Improving ability to work in cooperations between computer scientists and humanists

[Link to the forged Repo](https://git.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/mai12jlx/CodingForHumanities1 "Click me")

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#Header one

###Header two small

[Wikipedia](https://de.wikipedia.org/)

+ how to use informatics in humanities

+ what is possible

+ what is not yet possible

+ what are usefull programms or codes

# Expectations for **Coding for Humanities**

This is an expectation list for the class „Coding for Humanities“ If you expected something else please click [here](http://www.emergencyyodel.com)

## Expectations /To Do:

* Learn to Code in R

* Learn to analyze various input data

* Learn to analyze datastructures and transfer it to human knowledge

* Download the internet

* Analyze the internet

* Summarize the whole internet and all public and secret databases

* Convert all the stuff to „*My_New_Wisdom.hkdb*“ - human knowledge database format -

* Transfer „*My_New_Wisdom.hkdb*“ to my Brain - or my Brain into a machine, whichever works faster 

* Become ruler of the known world

* Begin ruling of the world

* Make „Nazis Boxen“ compulsory sport and „All heil Koentges“ world religion

* Enter loop of:

* Do fun stuff

* Become bored

* Destroy stuff

* Repeat loop

* While you’re at it: get superpowers somehow

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# Homework 1 #

My name is Hannes.

## My Expectations are: ##

  - learning [R](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(Programmiersprache))

  - advancing in [Digital Humanitites](http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/)

  - advancing in mark-up/-[down](http://markdown.de/)

  - working [collaboratively](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kollaboration) in a team 

## Some random c-code: ##

```c

#import <stdio.h>

int main()

{

    printf("Hello students of digital humanities!");

    return 0;

}

```

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## My Expectations

* Learn Something

* MOOOORE XKCD-Comics (they are awsome)

* a usefull link for the most Humanist in the Course: [You can learn something here](http://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page)

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