Add Jupyter kernel for course environment

Make sure you have built the eds220-env before creating the kernel.

  1. Open VSCode on your computer.

  2. Add a new bash terminal in it.

  3. Verify you have the eds220-env conda environment available by running

conda env list
  1. Activate the eds220-env by running
conda activate eds220-env

  1. Verify the environment has been activated.

  2. Run

python -m ipykernel install --user --name eds220-env --display-name "EDS-220 env"
  1. Verify that the kernel has been created by running
jupyter kernelspec list

The output should look similar to this:

Available kernels:
  eds220-env        /Users/galaz-garcia/Library/Jupyter/kernels/eds220-env
  python3           /Users/galaz-garcia/opt/anaconda3/share/jupyter/kernels/python3

  1. Close and reopen VSCode.

  2. To use the new kernel, open a Jupyter notebook on VSCode and…

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