QuACK
Quantitative analysis and coding knowledge (UC Berkeley, Psychology)
About QuACK
QuAck was started as a workshop in 2016 by Berkeley Psychology graduate students for graduate stuents who wanted to learn more about quantiative analysis and coding in R. Originally started as a semester long workshop for first year grads, QuACK has expanded to a student led grad class for introductory programming. We are hoping to continue to expand QuACK and provide more opportunities for learning throughout the community.
Our goals
Goal 1: Teach foundational programming and data skills to members of the community.
Goal 2: Build an inclusive, supportive, and positive space for learning quantitative and coding skills.
Goal 3: Create open access learning materials
About Us
Elena Leib(Ph.D. Candidate, Psychology).
Elena is a 4th year in the Berkeley Psychology graduate program in the Developmental area. She has several years of teaching experience including as a graduate student intructor for both graduate and undergraduate statistics courses. She also co-created the Psychology Summer Programming and Data skills bootcamp. This is her third year teaching QuACK.
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Willa Voorhies(Ph.D. Candidate, Psychology).
WIlla is a 4th year in the Berkeley Psychology graduate program in the Cognitive Neuroscience area. She has experience as a graduate student instructor and a statistics tutor. She is also a co-creator of the Psychology Summer Programming and Data Skills bootcamp. This is her third year teaching QuACK.