Quantitative analysis and coding knowledge (UC Berkeley, Psychology)
No experience is expected or required! We are going to build up the foundational skills you need to work with data in R. If you do have some past experience with R, this workshop will give you the chance to brush up on your skills and learn to apply them to real data. The goal is to give you the tools (and confidence!) to continue learning in your lab, on your own, through D-Lab, and/or through other online tools. We will also share additional resources so you can keep learning R on your own.
We will not be teaching any statistics in this workshop. However, this course will set you up nicely for a statistics course by giving you hands-on experience working with real data in R and doing the steps leading up data analysis.
Yes! The sessions will be recorded and posted on our website along with the practice materials. We know that some people have time conflicts with class or are in a different time zone, etc., and we want everyone to be able to access these materials and learn R! We are working to make the asynchronous experience as engaging as possible. We will be posting our materials each week.
That said, we encourage everyone to attend the sessions in-person if possible to get the most out of the workshops. The sessions are interactive and involve hands-on practice with real data. We also hope that this is a community-building experience and will be a great way for you to meet other people in the department.
Yes they do! If you are not able to attend a session one week, we encourage you to catch up by watching the recording and completing the practice in order to get the most out of the next session. Again, we encourage everyone to attend all the sessions live if possible.
No! Send us an email and we will add you to our listerv.