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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 skills you need to take your work to the next level.
GitHub for Data Analysis
September 30-October 2, 2021
This seminar will familiarize you with using git through GitHub and demonstrate how to integrate GitHub into a research workflow.
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Workflow of Data Analysis Using Stata
October 7-9, 2021
This seminar is designed to teach researchers how to prepare data for analysis in a way that is both accurate and replicable.
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Statistics With R
October 14-16, 2021
This course is designed as an introduction to R for those who are looking to use R for applied statistical tasks.
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Introduction to Python for Data Analysis
November 11-13, 2021
This seminar provides a comprehensive introduction to Python, a a free, open-source language for modern data science and data analysis.
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Code Horizons 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.
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New Blog Post
Making Your First GitHub
R Project
Aaron Gullickson, instructor of GitHub for Data Analysis, gives a brief introduction to the benefits of using git for R projects and how to create your first repository using GitHub.
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New Seminar
Introducing GitHub for
Data Analysis
Learn to use git, a free, open-source distributed version control system, through GitHub and how to integrate GitHub into a research workflow. You’ll get hands-on experience with how to create and manage your own remote repositories.
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New Seminar
Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling
We’re excited to welcome Paul Smaldino, who will teach the basics for understanding, building, and analyzing agent-based models, a class of formal models in which individual actors are instantiated as computational objects, using NetLogo.
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One of our senior instructors would be happy to talk with you (by email or phone) about finding the best fit for your background, interests and needs. Email info@statisticalhorizons.com to set up your recommendation session.
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