Welcome to the 2021 DSC-WAV Faculty Development Summer Workshop!
We will update this page as needed through the end of the workshop.
Last updated June 17, 2021
Pre-workshop materials
Our goal was for everyone to have logged into the two cloud-based servers that we’ve provided, and run some analyses so that we can jump in on day one. We succeeded! Please be sure to bring your login information for these servers (see the links at the top of this page to the RStudio and JupyterHub servers, respectively).
We also encouraged you to read selected chapters from Modern Data Science with R. Other chapters may be useful depending on your needs and interest.
Finally, we are asking everyone to introduce themselves on Slack at some point prior to the workshop.
As always, please let us know if you have any questions or run into any problems.
-Ben, Ethan, and Nick
R startup
- babynames.Rmd: file to download and upload to https://asterius.hampshire.edu/
- babynames video: short video describing how to run R Markdown files
- Introduction to R Markdown
Python startup
- babynames.ipynb
- Hampshire’s Jupyterhub server
- python babynames video: Short video to describe running Jupyterhub notebooks
Recommended reading
As you have time, we encourage you to skim some of the following resources:
- Selected chapters from the online version of Modern Data Science with R (2e):
- Final report of the Two Year College Data Science Summit
Created by Ben Baumer. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Numbers HDR DSC 1924017, 1923388, 1923700, 1923934, and 1924032. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.