Learn about automating tasks with the Unix shell, version control with Git, and data analysis and visualization with Python during two days of hands-on instruction. Participants must register ahead of time and attend for both days: November 21 and November 22. The course is aimed at GW graduate students, faculty, and other researchers. (Advanced undergraduates are also welcome.) You don't need to have any previous knowledge of the tools that will be presented at the workshop. The workshop is free to any GW-affiliated participant.
Registration is full at this time.
This workshop is part of the Programming and Coding series for those interested in enhancing their skills in web or software development, coding and scripting, and automating processes to retrieving or cleaning data. Other workshops in this Fall 2019 series are Building Your Project Website with GitHub Pages, Programming with Python: Python for Data Analysis, Python Camp, Software Carpentry: shell/git/R, Walk on the R Side: R for Data Analysis, Zotero In-Depth. If you need personalized assistance with a programming or coding project, consider booking a programming or software development consultation with a member of the Scholarly Technology Group. More information is available through Academic Commons.
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