Workshops
- October 8, 11, 15: Introduction to Data Analysis with R
- October 22, 25: Version Control with Git and GitHub
- November 5, 7: Web Scraping with Python
- November 12, 14: Handling and Sharing Qualitative Data Responsibly and Effectively
Community Meetings
- November 13: Community Meeting (agenda)
We’re excited to invite you to our autumn Carpentry @ UCSB Community meeting, where we’ll gather in person (with coffee and donuts!) and over Zoom to connect, share, and plan our future workshops. Whether you’re a curious Learner, an experienced Instructor, or anywhere in between, we’d love to see you there!
UCSB Carpentry Community meetings are a venue for open discussion on topics in computational research. Meetings take place on Zoom and are open to all researchers in the Santa Barbara area. Feel free to propose a topic for an upcoming meeting!
About Us
The Carpentries project is an international organization of volunteers teaching foundational coding and data science skills to researchers (Check out this map of workshops held worldwide). Carpentry Workshops at UCSB are supported and organized by our stellar volunteers and the DREAM Lab (formerly, Interdisciplinary Research Collaboratory) at UCSB Library.
We offer guided and hands-on workshops to researchers, including undergraduate, staff, graduate students, post-docs, and faculty. These teachings focus on beginner-level research computing, data literacy, and information management. Resources that persist outside of workshops are our community of data research and programming “carpenters” and the teaching materials of previous workshops.
If you want to stay in the loop for future workshops, you can join our Carpentry mailing list with an @ucsb.edu email address and/or join our Slack channel. If you do not have an @ucsb.edu email address, please email the DREAM Lab directly so we can add you.
For a few of us, teaching Carpentry workshops is part of our job descriptions, but most are volunteers from around campus and the global Carpentries community- including researchers, post-docs, graduate students, faculty and staff. If you would like to get involved with putting on these workshops, please email us at dreamlab@library.ucsb.edu or visit our Carpentry Community Page.
Signed,
Your UCSB Carpentry Team