Design and simulations for the DTU course 47203.
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Solar Cooker

This is the repository for the project at the center of the DTU course 47203. Highly WIP.

Project Plan

See design/plan.qmd for GANTT chart and updated TODO list.

Design

For design-phase, see design/main.qmd. This is a Python-based Quarto document, which should also be readable as plain-text.

Contributing

This project uses Quarto (https://quarto.org/), a FOSS tool for easily creating high-quality, reproducible, interactive documents, slideshows, websites, and more.

Quarto is cross-platform and integrates cleanly with many text editors. If in doubt, try RStudio or VSCode. See https://quarto.org/docs/get-started/

Getting Started with Quarto

Quarto brings together the functionality of Jupyter notebooks, LaTeX mathematics typesetting, embeddable languages for ex. diagramming (https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/gantt.html), and automatic high-quality output to web, pdf, and many more.

This is all exposed using an almost-Markdown text format .qmd.

If any of this sounds familiar, it should be possible to be productive in Quarto within an hour: