A Researcher’s Guide to Code Organization 1: Project Structure (In-person)

A Researcher’s Guide to Code Organization 1: Project Structure (In-person)

By Northwestern IT Research Computing & Data Services

Overview

This session focuses on the non-code aspects of organizing programming-heavy projects.

This session focuses on the non-code aspects of organizing programming-heavy projects. We’ll cover project design, file organization, version control, collaboration practices, IDEs and virtual environments, and best practices on documentation and data management. These strategies are applicable across various programming languages, though examples will primarily use Python, R, and Matlab. This workshop will not be recorded.

Prerequisites: There are no strict prerequisites, but participants will benefit most if they have some programming experience and are currently working on a research project that involves coding.

Category: Science & Tech, Science

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Highlights

  • 1 hour 30 minutes
  • In person

Location

Chicago Campus, Wieboldt Hall, Room 421

340 East Chicago Avenue

Room 421 Chicago, IL 60611

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Mar 3 · 12:00 PM CST