Overview
Topics
Git, a widely used tool in professional software development but also valuable to researchers, allows tracking changes, aiding collaboration, transparency, and project organization.
Target audience
Students or researchers at any level.
Prerequisites
Beneficial, but not required:
- First experience with the command-line
- First experience with plain-text files, for example Markdown
Suggested format
1- or 2-day hands-on workshop with live code-along demonstrations, interactive discussions, online quizzes and exercises.
Key learning objective
Participants will learn Git for streamlined collaboration, version control, code & data management, and research reproducibility.
Past events
Track, organize and share your work: An introduction to Git for psychological research
University of Hamburg
version control
git
reproducibility
open science
datalad
teaching
Course
Summer 2024 Local 24 attendees
A full-semester course on “Version Control of code and data using Git and DataLad”
Symposium on “Reproducible Research: Education and Teaching Formats Reports from the Reproducibility Networks” at BIH QUEST Center for Responsible Research, Berlin, Germany
Version Control
Git
Teaching
Reproducibility
Education
GRN
Talk
10 min Local ~ 50 attendees
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