Data Carpentry develops and teaches workshops on the fundamental data skills needed to conduct research. 

The University Libraries is hosting a virtual four-day workshop to build your basic computing skills. If you're a learner who doesn't have a lot of computational experience for data management and analysis in all domains of research, this workshop is perfect for you.

Get more information and register. 

Workshop sessions include:

• Short tutorials and hands-on practical exercises that cover software for proper data organization, easier data manipulation, and efficient data visualization; 
• Opportunities for participants to help each other and apply what you have learned to your own research problems; and  
• A friendly learning environment to empower researchers and enable data-driven discovery.

Who can participate?

• Graduate students
• Researchers

What should I be prepared for?

• You'll need a laptop (no Chromebooks or tablets) or computer with a Mac, Linux, or Windows operating system. 
• Make sure that you have administrative privileges on your laptop or computer.

Are special skills or experience required?

• There aren't any pre-requisites.
• The materials were created for participants who don't have any prior knowledge about the tools. 
• The sessions build on the existing knowledge of learners to help you quickly apply skills learned to your own research.

Session dates & times

• Monday, March 13, 9am–1pm (AZ)
• Tuesday, March 14, 9am–1pm (AZ)
• Wednesday, March 15, 9am–1pm (AZ)
• Thursday, March 16, 9am–1pm (AZ)

Register today to reserve your spot! 

Questions? 

Contact University Libraries Data Science Specialist Jeffrey Oliver.