Course goals
The CodeRefinery workshop is a free course that teaches practical tools and best practices for scientific software development.
This course is ideal for researchers who write code as part of their work and want to:
Learn version control with Git and GitHub
Improve the reproducibility of their research
Write better-documented and more maintainable code
Use testing and modular design to avoid common pitfalls
Workshop format
Informal and interactive online and in-person workshop with type-along lessons, live coding, and hands-on exercises.
How does this work?
The CodeRefinery workshop will be streamed in the main room of the Digital Scholarship Centre (Georg Sverdrup Hus). All participants are welcome to join us there in person. Helpers will be available in the room, and tea, coffee, and snacks will be provided for participants.
Who can partecipate
Students (Bachelor, Master, PhD)
Researchers at all career stages
Administrative and technical staff involved in research support or development work
You can participate as an individual, or you’re welcome to join as a research group or team and follow the course together. If you join as a group, you’ll benefit from the opportunity to discuss and solve exercises together.
Prerequisites
Having the necessary setup shown on this instruction page
Certificate
It is possible to obtain a certificate from the course with a little extra work. See more details.
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