Dates and Times: May 16th - 19th, 10am - 1:30pm
Location: See email from Rick
Requirements: alacrity and, importantly, RStudio
May 16th
1000 - 1030 introductions, plans and goals
1030 - 1100 basics of RStudio
1100 - 1130 exercise 1: basics
1130 - 1200 what is a time series?
1200 - 1230 exercise 2: time series 1
1230 - 1300 lunch + discussion
1300 - 1330 exercise 3 (later task?)
advanced optional reading (free)
May 17th
1000 - 1030 plans and goals
1030 - 1100 intermediate time series techniques
1100 - 1130 exercise 4: time series 2
1130 - 1200 quantification of dynamics
1200 - 1230 exercise 5: time series 3
1230 - 1315 lunch + guest speaker: maryam
maryam's slides
May 18th
1000 - 1030 plans and goals
1030 - 1130 exercise 6: devilish details
1130 - 1230 discussion of eye tracking data
(throughout: collect eye tracking data)
1230 - 1315 lunch + guest speaker: till
eye data
till's R code
May 19th
1000 - 1030 what's next?
1030 - 1100 discussion
1100 - 1200 exercise 7: word histories!
(throughout: more eye tracking and VR demo)
1230 - 1315 lunch + guest speaker: anne
feedback for workshop
good github introductions
keep going: more tutorials in R
final slide set from rick
Mitzy Flores | COGS major
Kevin Peña | COGS major
Alexia Garcia | POLI major, COGS minor
Abraham Felix | COGS major
Faustina Barnard | COGS major
Monica Mendiola | COGS major, SOC / NSED minor
Manuel Rodriguez | COGS major / PHE minor
Sara Mendoza | COGS major
Mario Luja | POLI major
see our eye-tracking swarm of Yosemite Valley
Dr. Anne Warlaumont is a professor in COGS and will showcase an example of a large-scale dynamic data project in her lab, called HomeBank.
Maryam Tabatabaeian is a Ph.D. student in COGS and will describe how RStudio is useful in her cutting-edge analysis of dynamic data.
Till Bergmann is a Ph.D. student in COGS, and is starting a Data Science workshop this summer. He will describe how R and RStudio are useful in industry.