Tutorials - ksu-auv-team/training GitHub Wiki
This is a list of external tutorials you might find useful. They are by no means the only ones or even necessarily the best ones out there; Google and trying things out are always your best resources.
Terminal commands
All of these apply to the Unix terminal, but Windows command prompt is similar in principle with some different commands. Learn Unix; it's better.
Basic introduction to the terminal, using only the minimum commands you need. Written for Mac, but applies to all Unix-based OSes.
Interactive command line tutorial
Learn Enough Command Line to be Dangerous
Very in-depth introduction to the command line, assuming no prior knowledge. Probably overkill for most people - you can start by learning a little bit and pick the rest up as you go along instead.
Git
Tutorial created by Github that covers the basics of Git and Github use
Cheat sheet listing most frequently used Git commands
The official documentation for Git, which lists the details of all commands
Python
Codecademy offers free interactive Python tutorials in Python 2.7, starting at the basic level. If you're new to programming, this is probably the one you want to start with.
Learn Python the Hard Way is an ebook about Python that comes highly recommended. The free version only covers Python 3, but most of it is still applicable to Python 2.7.
Has lots of practice problems for Python. It checks your work and shows you their solutions.
A little bit more challenging than CodingBats, but a great resource. A high code wars score also looks good on resumes.
ROS
The ROS wiki's intro to ROS. Focus on the basics and creating publishers and subscribers.
Neural Networks
YouTube videos explaining the basic principles of how neural networks work.
A class notes page for a class on convolutional neural networks
An online demo of a basic neural network. It's built in TensorFlow, another neural network library, but the concepts are applicable to everything.
The official tutorial for Caffe, the neural network library we use.