Software/Data Carpentry Workshop – Applications accepted now!
Cost: Free
What: Software/Data
Carpentry Workshop
Who: Practicing and
aspiring research scientists
When: Aug. 26/27, 2017 (Two full
weekend days)
Where: UA Campus
As computing skills are becoming increasingly important and
essential for researchers, the Software and Data Carpentry foundations ( http://software-carpentry.org/, http://www.datacarpentry.org/) have
been playing major roles in professional development in practical and technical
computing. Since 1998 volunteers have been teaching researchers in science,
engineering, medicine, and related disciplines the essential computing skills
they need to get more done in less time, and with less pain.
The BIO5 Institute, CyVerse (formerly iPlant Collaborative), and
the University Libraries will again present this successful workshop on Aug.
26/27 at the UA.
The workshop targets graduate students, postdocs, technicians,
and faculty; undergraduate students can be admitted if space is available.
Learn the foundational skills necessary to be productive in a small research
teams, including:
• Automate repetitive tasks
in the Unix shell/command line.
• Program in R to make
analyses reproducible.
• Track and manage your work
with git.
• Store and share your
software with GitHub.
Workshop participation is free.
Register ASAP as our workshops tend to fill fast!
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Uwe Hilgert, Ph.D.
Director of STEM Training
BIO5 Institute & CyVerse
The University of Arizona
(o) 520-626-1367
(c) 516-857-1693
(f) 520-626-4824
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