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SUMMARY:Faculty Programming Institute: Build New Research Workflows in R
DESCRIPTION:Faculty are invited to a hands-on\, two-day workshop 
 introducing R—a widely used\, open-source tool for working with data\, 
 creating graphics\, and producing reproducible reports. This workshop\, led 
 by staff from Yale Library and DISSC\, is designed to be practical and 
 research oriented. You will leave with skills and templates that can be 
 applied directly to your own research projects.\n\nWhat we’ll 
 cover:\n\n\n	Getting started with R and Positron IDE  (a free code editor 
 for data analysis)\n	Importing\, cleaning\, and organizing data\n	Creating 
 quality visualizations\n	Producing shareable outputs (tables\, figure\, and 
 reports)\n	Reproducible workflows\n\n\nFormat\n\n\n	Two days (9:00 AM - 
 4:30 PM)\, interactive and instructor-led\, with guided exercises\n	We’ll 
 guide you and your colleagues through concepts using shared example data\, 
 and provide lab time to work with your own research data\n	Time for 
 questions and applying examples to common research tasks\n	\n	Lunch will be 
 provided\n	\n\n\nWho Should Attend\n\n\n	Faculty who are new to R\, or who 
 have used it lightly\, and want a structured foundation\n	Individuals 
 familiar with another coding language or wanting to move away from 
 proprietary data platforms to open-source tools\n	Anyone looking for more 
 efficient\, transparent\, and reproducible ways to analyze and present 
 research results\n
LOCATION:Bass L01-A\, Bass L01-B\, Central Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Jordan Bratt":MAILTO:jordan.bratt@yale.edu
CATEGORIES:Computational Methods and Data, Data Visualization, Research Skills
CONTACT;CN="Jordan Bratt":MAILTO:jordan.bratt@yale.edu
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SUMMARY:Faculty Programming Institute: Build New Research Workflows in R
DESCRIPTION:Faculty are invited to a hands-on\, two-day workshop 
 introducing R—a widely used\, open-source tool for working with data\, 
 creating graphics\, and producing reproducible reports. This workshop\, led 
 by staff from Yale Library and DISSC\, is designed to be practical and 
 research oriented. You will leave with skills and templates that can be 
 applied directly to your own research projects.\n\nWhat we’ll 
 cover:\n\n\n	Getting started with R and Positron IDE  (a free code editor 
 for data analysis)\n	Importing\, cleaning\, and organizing data\n	Creating 
 quality visualizations\n	Producing shareable outputs (tables\, figure\, and 
 reports)\n	Reproducible workflows\n\n\nFormat\n\n\n	Two days (9:00 AM - 
 4:30 PM)\, interactive and instructor-led\, with guided exercises\n	We’ll 
 guide you and your colleagues through concepts using shared example data\, 
 and provide lab time to work with your own research data\n	Time for 
 questions and applying examples to common research tasks\n	\n	Lunch will be 
 provided\n	\n\n\nWho Should Attend\n\n\n	Faculty who are new to R\, or who 
 have used it lightly\, and want a structured foundation\n	Individuals 
 familiar with another coding language or wanting to move away from 
 proprietary data platforms to open-source tools\n	Anyone looking for more 
 efficient\, transparent\, and reproducible ways to analyze and present 
 research results\n
LOCATION:Bass L01-A\, Bass L01-B\, Central Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Jordan Bratt":MAILTO:jordan.bratt@yale.edu
CATEGORIES:Computational Methods and Data, Data Visualization, Research Skills
CONTACT;CN="Jordan Bratt":MAILTO:jordan.bratt@yale.edu
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