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 tyle>\n<p>Jupyter Notebooks are an open-source technology designed to be a 
 virtual version of your paper notebook, but with real computing power embed
 ded within. Jupyter Notebooks allow us to provide rich text descriptions al
 ongside code that can be run within the notebooks themselves.</p>\n<p>This 
 technology has become a favorite of data scientists, due to the support for
  advanced mathematics and the popular Python and R programming languages. W
 e have also found Jupyter Notebooks to be a powerful tool for business rule
 s management, requirements gathering, SQL development, and testing processe
 s.</p>\n<p>Attend this session for an introduction to Jupyter Notebooks and
  related tools, and see how it may help propel your data efforts. This sess
 ion will contain demos and code, but should still be a useful introduction 
 for less technical folks that are interested.</p>\n<p>Key takeaways include
 :</p>\n\n	Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks\n
 How Jupyter Notebooks are developed\n
 Use cases for Jupyter Notebooks in data management\n
 An introduction to using Markdown for documentation\n\n
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SUMMARY:Jupyter Notebooks for the Data Manager
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