New to coding and want to learn the basics? Or maybe you're already familiar with coding and want to expand your skillset? Whatever your coding skills needs, browse the self-study guides below created by the Coding for Reproducible Research (CfRR) programme at the University of Exeter. Scroll down to read more about CfRR at the bottom of this LibGuide, and find out about Excode's beginner-friendly Python bootcamp for University of Exeter students.
Coding short courses
The CfRR short courses are a set of concise, focused learning modules designed to help you build and refine your coding skills independently, at your own pace. These courses provide convenient, bite-sized lessons to help you achieve your learning goals.
Coding languages
Coding Practices
Keen to learn more? Check out the CfRR workshop schedule and sign up.
Coding for Reproducible Research (CfRR) actively supports the delivery of the University’s Strategy 2030 commitment to research excellence through an open, ethical and supportive research culture while ensuring its community is well-equipped to capitalize on the opportunities presented by technology, big data and artificial intelligence.
It offers an annual series of workshops for all registered staff and students, supporting colleagues in developing their digital skills and enabling them to confidently progress technical aspects of their work, such as data processing and interrogation, in an efficient and reproducible manner.
CfRR offers hands-on courses, supplemented by freely available self-study materials, on programming and data science, including guidance on good practice and reproducibility, providing opportunities for novices through to experts to further their skills.
We would like to say a huge thank you to CfRR for enabling access to the self-study notes in this LibGuide.
A free, certified, beginner-friendly Python bootcamp at the University of Exeter, run by the Google Developer Student Club (GDSC).
ExCode is the UK’s largest student-led coding bootcamp, run by the Google Developer Student Club and supported by the University of Exeter Alumni Fund. Each year, hundreds of students from all faculties join our free seven-week programme to learn Python from scratch through lectures and hands-on workshops led by trained mentors. Open to all skill levels and backgrounds, ExCode equips students with practical coding skills they can apply in their studies and future careers. Graduates receive an ExCode Certificate of Completion (Python).
Apply now at: https://excode.co.uk
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