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WEEK 01 · A TANK IN 80 LINES

Do one thing.
Then you are ahead.

Imagine a restaurant kitchen at 7 pm. The chef (the microbe) is cooking. The pantry (the substrate, sugar) is being emptied. The dishes going out (the product) pile up. The air in the kitchen (dissolved oxygen) gets thinner as more cooks join. At first nothing happens (the cooks arrive and put their aprons on: the lag phase), then orders fly (exponential growth), then the pantry runs low and the pace flattens (stati…

If you only do one thing this week: monod.py with the plot
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3/15 Read 30 min? W02 Wednesday Craft

Goldrick S. et al., "Modern day monitoring and control challenges outlined on an industrial-scal…

Wednesday build block

Your whole week-03 alarm evaluation depends on knowing which batches are the faulty ones — and on the licence for redistribution

Read exactly: Abstract + the dataset section: how many batches, which are faulty, how faults are labelled, what the Raman block is

Produce: A variable table (name, unit, online/offline) and the fault list, with quoted sentences and their page numbers

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In: LABLOOP-W02 Notebook

By Sunday you should be able to say: “I can draw the growth curve, point at each phase, and show the line of code that creates it.”

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