Introduction to programming in social science

Introduction to programming in social science

By Digital Humanities of Public Policy-making

Date and time

Wednesday, March 9, 2016 · 9:30am - 3pm EET

Location

Koneen Säätiön kamari

Tehtaankatu 21 B 45 Helsinki Finland

Description

During this five hour workshop, we engage a fast phased introduction to Python programming and some applications it has in social science. We focus on the possibilities programming has to data handling and preprocessing primarly, and present some applications of machine learning.

Due to timescale, don't expect to learn everything, but consider this as a (not so gentle) introduction to progamming, after which you can continue working on this topic yourself.

The course is an adapted version of the University of Helsinki classes.

For PhD students, speak with your advisor about possibilities to recieve credit from this workshop. We suggests that participation and homework equal one ECTS credit.

If you've taken Computational Social Science classes at the University of Helsinki, contact Matti directly. There is a separate queue for you!

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