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Coding has become a necessary skill for today’s researchers to collect, organize, analyze, visualize, and communicate their data. Yet most of us are never trained in these vital skills. At Code Horizons, we help you learn the coding skills you need to take your work to the next level.
Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling
January 15-17, 2025
In this three-day seminar, you will learn the basics for understanding, building, and analyzing agent-based models using NetLogo.
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Reproducible Reports with Quarto and R Markdown
January 23-25, 2025
The course will introduce you to the Quarto system and how you can use it to make fantastic-looking final products for your data analysis.
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Python for R Users
February 6-7, 2025
This hands-on seminar is designed for R users who are looking to work with Python’s more advanced packages in machine learning and deep learning, as well as expand their Python skillset.
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Using Large-Language Models for Social Science Research
February 27-March 1, 2025
This seminar explores how to integrate large language models (LLMs) into research on human attitudes and behavior.
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Code Horizons coding instructors are recognized experts in their fields of study. They have each published extensively and have many years of experience in research and coding. Most importantly, they are demonstrably excellent instructors with the skills to present coding methods in an efficient, stimulating, and easy-to-follow manner to participants from all disciplines and backgrounds.
Learn R, Python and data science online
Code Horizons will help you learn the coding skills necessary to collect, organize, analyze, visualize, and communicate data through our online coding courses. Our short seminars are designed to provide straightforward and thorough instruction, and cover a variety of essential coding topics, such as Workflow of Data Analysis, Statistics with R, and Python for Data Analysis.
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Reproducible Reports with Quarto and R Markdown
Join Aaron Gullickson on January 23-25 to familiarize yourself with how Quarto works and the principles behind its design. We’ll focus on producing research documents such as papers and reports using Quarto.
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New Seminar
Python for R Users
Add a new tool to your data toolbox February 6-7 with by Adam D. Rennhoff. This hands-on course is designed for those already familiar with R but looking to expand their skills by incorporating Python, especially in areas where it excels like machine learning, deep learning, and big data.
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Ethan C. Busby
Welcome Ethan C. Busby, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Political Science at Brigham Young University. Join Professor Busby for Using Large-Language Models for Social Science Research on February 27-March 1.
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New Seminar
Automatic Item Generation and Validation
Join Hudson Golino on March 12-13 to explore an innovative alternative to traditional scale development methods. You will learn a new way to create and validate questionnaires and scales using artificial intelligence, specifically large language models (LLMs), and advanced network psychometric techniques.