Semester 2 Week 1!

I started the first week back looking over sample code for our tensorflow project. I reviewed a couple tutorials that show what I need to do to train sample codes. Parts of it are really confusing, but i'm hoping that when I get into it, it will make more sense. I wanted to study the code so I could understand what it is doing, since I will need to be able to mess with it more to suit my needs. I was having trouble with the raspberry pi so I updated everything to ensure it would work better. I pretty much spent most of the time prepping myself to start getting a sample running next week. I did not want to start with running the code on the raspberry pi because I had to order a keyboard for it, so I spent this week focusing on the code that I would use and understanding python syntax.

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