I am currently interested in learning about Complex Systems and the theory that has been developed in the recent decades.
I am reading the excellent book called 'Introduction to the Theory of Complex Systems' (https://www.amazon.de/Introduction-Theory-Complex-Systems-Thurner/dp/019882193X) which rigorously goes through the fundamentals on the theoretical framework.
It is however not very hands-on: I would like to code simulations on the side and get my hands dirty with coding.
I am looking for a course that specifically targets algorithms/frameworks that is used by Complexity Researchers. I know complexity sciences touches many disciplines, but the premise of the book is that there are underlying patterns in all types of complex systems, so a generalist approach would be preferable. (I am not interested in beginner course in coding, for eg.: Nature of Code (https://www.youtube.com/user/shiffman) touches on some algorithms to simulate multi-agent behaviour)
Please point me towards a good source :)