Interacting Minds Centre and Cognition and Behavior Lab welcome Mateusz Kuzak and Christopher M?drela to Aarhus, to teach an exciting two-day Software Carpentry workshop. 

The workshop aims to develop research skills by equipping scientists with fundamental computing skills that play an ever-increasing role in the life of a researcher. In this practical, hands-on workshop, researchers will enhance computer skills in the following domains:

• Automate tasks using the Unix shell
• Be introduced to structured programming in Python
• Learn about version control using Git
• Develop SQL programming skills

Full details or the workshop content and syllabus can be found here. 

The workshop takes place at the IMC Meeting Room. The workshop is for free and lunch is included. To register please click here (maximum participants = 25).

For further information please email Cognition and Behavior Lab—cobelab@au.dk