Python Engineering
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This package contains Python functions for engineering applications.
python-engineering bundles a large amount of knowledge and provides it to end users through extensively documented functions. The aim of the package is as follows:
- Improve correctness through unit-tested functions with parameter validation
- Raise awareness on underlying test data and theories supporting engineering correlations and design formulae
- Promoting development of open-source engineering software by the worldwide community of engineers
python-engineering is developed using a set of 10 Golden rules which are reflected in the python-engineering function
architecture and should also be followed by any contributors to the project.
Installation requirements
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python-engineering is written for Python 3.x. Downloading Anaconda3 is recommended for users not familiar with Python development.
Copyright (c) 2016, Bruno Stuyts
All rights reserved.
License
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
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