Would you like to improve your research process by learning how to program with Python and how to be in control of multiple versions of your work, but never had the opportunity to actually learn programming in a structured way? 

This online Software Carpentry workshop will help programming novices to gain fundamental software skills needed for Open Science practices. In a 3-half-day, hands-on training we will cover version control made easy with GitHub Desktop App and basic programming and data visualization steps with Python - everything you need to start with programming.

Software Carpentryworkshops teach the fundamentals of a programming language in a very interactive and inclusive way that will help complete beginners to gain a first understanding. 

In detail, the workshop will cover the following lessons:

| Wed, February 7th | Python Fundamentals |
| 9:30 - 14:00 CET | Python: Analyzing & Visualizing Data |
|   | Python: Storing Multiple Values in Lists |
|   | Python: Repeating Actions with Loops |
| Thu, February 8th | Python: Analyzing Data From Mutliple Files |
| 9:30 - 14:00 CET | Python: Making Choices |
|   | Python: Creating Functions |
|   | Git: Automated Version Control |
|   | Git: GitHub & Collaboration |
| Fri, February 9th | Python: Errors and Exceptions |
| 9:30 - 14:00 CET | Python: Defensive Programming |
|   | Python: Debugging |
|   | Open Science |

More information about the workshop can be found on our workshop page: https://ubvu.github.io/2024-02-07-aurora-online/