March 7th Update – We will be attempting to take our classes online. In order to prepare, most classes have been delayed by one week. Registrants will receive a Zoom link prior to the event.
View the full list of topics and register for a workshops at: colab.duke.edu/roots. Sessions are open to everyone at Duke and are held at the TEC, home of the Innovation Co-Lab, which is located at 2 Telecom Drive.
Singularity Containers Learn how to emulate and share custom Linux environments
Tues, Jan 21, 3:30-5:30pm
Linux & the Bash Shell Get exposed to Linux and the Bash Shell
Thur, Jan 23, 3:30-6:30pm
Wed, Feb 26, 3:30-6:30pm
Backing Up & Sharing Code: Git Learn about version control using Git and Gitlab.
Wed, Feb 12, 3:30-5:30pm
Managing Sensitive Data Learn how to protect sensitive data throughout a project’s lifecycle and the resources available to you for sensitive data storage and analysis.
Wed, Jan 22, 1-2:30pm
HPC & the DCC Get a brief overview of Research Computing resources including the Duke Compute Cluster.
Thur, Jan 30, 3:30-5:30pm
Intro to Databases Get a basic introduction to what databases are and how to interact with them.
Wed, Feb 19, 1-2:30pm
Working with mSQL Get a basic introduction to the popular open source Database Management System (DBMS) named “MySQL”.
Wed, Mar 04, 1-2:30pm
HPC & the DCC Get a brief overview of Research Computing resources including the Duke Compute Cluster.
Wed, Mar 25, 10-12
Intro to Shiny: Moving Your (R) Models to the Web Get to know Shiny the tool you need for data visualization using R.
Tues, Mar 17, 1-4pm
Shiny: Creating Interactive Data Tables and Triggered Plots for the Web Learn how to make your web based results tables interactive for your viewers.
Tues, Mar 24, 1-4pm
Shiny: Make Your Shiny App a Resource for Exploratory Research with GGPlot Create multi-panel plots using GGPlot.
Tues, Mar 31, 1-4pm
Shiny: Publication Quality Graphs with Plotly Make interactive, publication quality graphs with plotly.
Tues, Apr 07, 1-4pm