Workshop 2021 Syllabus

Each day of the course will focus on one topic, or several closely related topics, which will be presented by one or more of the Workshop faculty members. The daily videos should be watched before the tutorial sessions. Students may watch the videos at any time which is convenient to them, as long as it is prior to that day's tutorial session. The videos are publicly available.

Tutorial sessions are conducted using Zoom. Students should for their preferred device. Links to the tutorial session Zoom meeting will be emailed to registered students.

Registered students are encouraged to use for questions and discussions. Each day has a channel to discuss that topic, and there is also an anonymous question channel, which allows students to ask questions without revealing their identity. There are also other channels on Slack, including which can be used for discussion on any topic generally related to genetics or science; which should be used for questions about payment and registration; which should be used for questions about using the Workshop computing cluster, Zoom, and the videos; and which can be used for offtopic and social talk.

Please follow the guidelines for positive, inclusive, and responsible conduct when interacting with students and faculty on Slack, Zoom, or any other venues.

Day 0 Before the start of the course

Introduction to R
Presented by Elizabeth Prom-Wormley

Introduction to the Unix/Linux command line
Presented by Sarah E. Medland

Introduction to Python
Presented by Cotton Seed

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