samuel2

Reminds me of Julia's Pkg manager and the way Julia packages are managed (also with a .toml file). That's the way to go!

Cool idea! Thanks for the hint, I would have not thought of that.

yes, geospatial could be interesting. The tools depend on what the university / lecturer prefers, for me it was Julia for programming in math courses, JuMP.jl for optimization modeling, Python for ML courses.

I think cross-specializing with physics of energy might be quite cool. Then I could work on problems such as, e.g.,

- optimizing the placement of wind turbines to maximize energy capture

- determining the optimal size and type of solar panels for a given area.

Thanks for the comment!