2026
Hands-on Carpentry@UiO workshop with queries and database principles using SQLite.
Hands-on Carpentry@UiO workshop with queries and database principles using SQLite.
Want to learn Python for your research but have little or no experience? Or do you need to refresh your basic Python skills? This workshop is for you! Please follow the preparation instructions below.
Want to learn Python for your research but have little or no experience? Or do you need to refresh your basic Python skills? This workshop is for you! Please follow the preparation instructions below.
Learn the BASIC of programming in R, a common tool for data analysis and statistics. The goal of this workshop is to provide a starting point for those newly interested in R.
Learn the BASIC of programming in R, a common tool for data analysis and statistics. The goal of this workshop is to provide a starting point for those newly interested in R.
Get your work done in less time and with less pain: The Unix shell helps you automate repetitive tasks and easily combine smaller tasks into larger, more powerful workflows.
Get your work done in less time and with less pain: The Unix shell helps you automate repetitive tasks and easily combine smaller tasks into larger, more powerful workflows.
This is a follow-up workshop to a previous Carpentry workshop: Plotting and programming in Python. We will cover numpy arrays, dictionaries, functions, and package management with conda.
This is a follow-up workshop to a previous Carpentry workshop: Plotting and programming in Python. We will cover numpy arrays, dictionaries, functions, and package management with conda.
Are you an academic researcher who uses computing or data, but feels held back by challenges in programming or data management? Is your research difficult to reproduce or share openly? This free, hands-on course is designed for you and your research team. The University of Oslo will host an in-person room with on-site helpers available throughout the workshop.
A hands-on introduction to Git and GitHub, focusing on version control, collaborative coding, and best practices for research software development. The workshop is intended for researchers, students, research groups who want to learn together, and research support staff.