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Digital Tools and Methods for the Humanities and Social Sciences: Data Manipulation with R
This workshop is for those who know the basics of R and would like to get started working with their research data. We will look into the tools that R provides to manipulate and explore tabular data, including reshaping, summarizing, and plotting. You will learn how to use the tidyverse package, in particular dplyr, tidyr, and ggplot. Prerequisites: Introduction to R or basic R skills. Please come with R and RStudio installed. https://cengel.github.io/R-data-wrangling/ Registration is free and opens two weeks…
Find out more »Digital Tools and Methods for the Humanities and Social Sciences: Data Manipulation with Python
This workshop teaches basic data manipulation with Python using the Pandas library, and will cover topics such as loading data into a Pandas DataFrame, performing basic cleaning and analysis, and visualizing relevant aspects of a dataset. Prerequisites: You should be familiar with basic Python syntax and fundamental programming concepts such as variables, functions, and control flow. If you need a refresher, check out A Byte of Python (https://python.swaroopch.com/) Registration is free and will open two weeks prior to the workshop…
Find out more »Digital Tools and Methods for the Humanities and Social Sciences: Text Analysis with R
Are you interested in analyzing collections of novels or journal articles? Do you want to understand patterns across collections of tweets or other social media data? In this workshop, we’ll learn how to import, clean, and analyze collections of text with R using several standard text mining libraries. Prerequisites: Introduction to R or basic R experience. Registration is free and opens two weeks prior to the workshop – register here.
Find out more »Digital Tools and Methods for the Humanities and Social Sciences: Text Analysis with Python
Are you interested in analyzing collections of novels or journal articles? Do you want to understand patterns across collections of tweets or other social media data? In this workshop, we’ll learn how to import, clean, and analyze collections of text with Python using several standard text mining libraries. Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of Python. Registration is free and opens two weeks prior to the workshop – register here.
Find out more »Digital Tools and Methods for the Humanities and Social Sciences: Zotero and Tropy
Learn how to use Zotero and Tropy, two open-source tools, to manage text and image materials, and their associated metadata. Registration is free and opens two weeks prior to the workshop – register here.
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