Just got accepted as a Tutor. I have to teach PhD students in medical field SciKit package for image processing. Been coding in Python using pandas and numpy for years, but I know jack shit on SciKit.

I applied just for fun and got the position. Now I am fucking terrified.

Meanwhile I rejected a Teaching Assistant position because of this one.

I "think" you just need to be familiar with the Anaconda platform for Python. Honestly, it shouldn't take that long to get up to speed. Do they understand this?

@Demolishun I was told that they have no knowledge of programming and Python or whatsoever. So I have to teach fundamentals and then SciKit. I don't mind the above, but scikit I have to crunch this month to learn.

@TopsyKretts Well the imaging part is not that bad. I have used it and did fractal stuff with it. I even did fractals on GPU and showed result with the graphing part if I remember correctly. The GPU stuff was not part of it though. You can plot data with just a few lines of code from terminal. You are already part way there with numpy. They use numpy a lot.

Good, you should be terrified... Applying to teach someone "just for fun"... You better not ruin those potentialy great minds or I will find you and downdoot your nose....

You'll be fine, good luck

Just don't start your presentation with the title "The Power of Dataaaaaa"

Congratulations on shitting your pants! Throw them a jupyter notebook for everything and leave them to it, they're phd level, right?!

Scikit is straightforward after you grok the X, y syntax. It is user friendly imo. You can do it!