Back Due to Popular Demand – ‘Code Crafters’ Returns this October!

ByKirsten Glass

We are thrilled to bring back our coding workshop this fall, thanks to the overwhelming response we received earlier this year. If you missed out last time or simply want to continue building your skills, now’s your chance!

Mark your calendars for October 3rd, 2024, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm at TRU Campus Nursing Building Room 245.

Hosted in partnership with the All My Relations Research Center and the TRU Office of Research, this workshop is designed to make data analysis accessible and engaging for everyone. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have some experience, Dr. Juanita-Dawn Bacsu will guide you through an enriching journey of discovery.

During this hands-on session, you’ll jump into the world of data analysis, learning to uncover shared themes within your data, mastering essential coding techniques, and applying these skills to your projects. The workshop is tailored to help you gain practical insights and confidence in working with data, regardless of your previous experience.

To enhance your experience, we’ll provide complimentary coffee, snacks, and take-home resources, so you can continue applying what you’ve learned long after the workshop ends. These resources are designed to support your journey in data analysis, helping you turn knowledge into action.

Spaces are limited, and the previous session filled up quickly, so be sure to register soon! Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your skills, network with like-minded individuals, and dive deeper into the world of data analysis. We can’t wait to welcome you on October 3rd!

October Code Crafters: Data Analysis Workshop

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