Exercise Title

Exercise Title#

Author Name (Affiliation)

Description: Text for exercise description goes here.

Intended Audience: Early Undergraduate

Tags: concept,concept,

Requirements: package, package (requirements.txt)

Last Updated: Month Day, Year

Learning Objectives

  1. Learning objective 1

  2. Learning objective 2

Guidance for this template#

This is a template you can use when submitting an exercise to the AstroCodEx. This demonstrates how you can set up your exercise using MyST Markdown for rendering on the website.

As part of each submission, we require

  1. A 1-3 sentence description of the exercise. This description should provide a high-level overview on what content and skills are covered.

  2. Learning objectives for the exercise. See this resource for guidance on writing learning objectives.

  3. The intended audience (Early Undergraduate, Intermediate Undergraduate, Advanced Undergraduate, Graduate)

  4. A list of tags, selected from the list of available tags here. If you would like your exercise to be listed under a new tag, see guidance here.

  5. A list of required packages for the exercise, provided as a requirements.txt file. You may specify package versions.

  6. Solutions, which will be privately dissemenated by the AstroCodEx team by request.

  7. Any images or external data files relevant for the exercise.

  8. Any relevant instructor notes associated with the assignment.

Note that the header information in the cell above uses custom AstroCodEx website styling and may not render correctly when viewed locally on your machine. For example, the learningobjective class is defined specifically for the website environment.

Introduction#

Optionally, you may include some introduction text to set up your exercise.

Setting up your exercise#

You may include some more explanatory text here.

# You can include some starter code in this format

Exercise 1

Include exercise prompt here

Exercise 2

You can include more than one exercise, and you may want to include hints like this. Note: in myst markdown when you want to nest these formatted blocks, you need to use four colons for the outer block and three colons for the inner block.

Hint

Hint for this exercise: Include your hidden text here

Contents