• Intro to Git
  18 July 2019, 06:10 PM, MADLab
  Learn how to take advantage of version control for your projects and why it can be useful. We will be focusing on Git, a popular piece of software that does version control. This session is geared towards complete beginners - if you've never touched Git before, this is for you!
• Journal Club - academic workflows
  25 July 2019, 06:10 PM, MADLab
  The basics of data analysis using the programming language Python with a beginner-friendly participatory live-coding.
• Collaborating on GitHub
  1 August 2019, 06:10 PM, MADLab
  Git and Github are tools not only for version control of your own code, but are widely used for collaborative team coding! Learn more about how you can use Git collaboratively on a project, the genereal workflow as well as details about the step-by-step process.
• Machine learning: introduction to topics
  8 August 2019, 06:10 PM, MADLab
  
• Image processing in Python
  15 August 2019, 06:10 PM, MADLab
  This is an introductory tutorial on image processing using Python packages. We will understand image data types, manipulate and prepare images for analysis such as image segmentation.
• Co-working
  22 August 2019, 06:10 PM, MADLab
  Join us to work on some code in good company. Bring something to work on, ask and discuss with your fellow coders.
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• Software Carpentry
  Introductory lessons on various topics in computing for research.
• Internet Research Network
  An interdisciplinary network of researchers at UofT studying how the rise of the Internet is changing society, politics and the economy — and vice versa.
• The University of Toronto Association for Computer Machinery
  The University of Toronto Association for Computer Machinery Student Chapter, affiliated with the Faculty of Information iSchool. They also host professional and research skills workshops open to people from outside iSchool.
• Scientific Computing Fundamentals at CAMH
  This group occasionally has an intensive several days of training in computing skills, for the most part open to UofT graduate students.
• Map and Data Library Workshops
  The Map & Data Library hosts workshops during the academic year, providing introductions to mapmaking in ArcGIS and QGIS, cartography, use of statistical software packages, data visualization, and creating and finding data.
• St. George Library Workshops
  This site (LibCal) often has workshops that teach computing and coding skills. Check often!
• Graduate Professional Skills program
  Like the LibCal workshops, this program often has workshops that teach computing and coding skills.
• University of Toronto Machine Learning Club
  Join the Machine Learning Club to work through machine learning tutorials. No pre-requisite knowledge of machine learning is required. The club will aim to encourage students to pursue and also share their interests in the field of data science and machine learning.
• freeCodeCamp Toronto
  Weekly meetups for community members to work on coding projects together plus technical workshops and guest speakers.