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6 == Learning objectives ==
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8 In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a simple network of integrate-and-fire neurons using PyNN, how to run simulation experiments with this network using different simulators, and how to visualize the data generated by these experiments.
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10 == Audience ==
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12 This tutorial is intended for people with at least a basic knowledge of neuroscience (high school level or above) and basic familiarity with the Python programming language. It should also be helpful for people who already have advanced knowledge of neuroscience and neural simulation, who simply wish to learn how to use PyNN, and how it differs from other simulation tools they know.
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14 == Prerequisites ==
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16 To follow this tutorial, you need a basic knowledge of neuroscience (high-school level or greater), basic familiarity with the Python programming language, and either a computer with PyNN, NEST, NEURON and Brian 2 installed, or an EBRAINS account and basic familiarity with Jupyter notebooks. If you don't have these tools installed, see one of our previous tutorials which guide you through the installation.
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20 This tutorial will be a video combining slides, animations, and screencast elements. The intended duration is 10 minutes.
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