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NRS 592: Scientific Computing for Coastal Resource Management |
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to continue the learning began in the Software Carpentry bootcamp that was held January 13-15. In this course, students will be exposed to new R programming concepts and R applications. The first few class periods will be devoted to teaching some basics of reproducibility with R through the development of blog posts with R markdown and discussion of a few additional R applications and packages. The remainder of the class will be student led presentations (based off of the blog posts). Additionally, a final project (a poster), will be presented at a poster session during finals that discusses how the students have uses R within their own research.
Register for NRS592, section 2, 2 credits. Email Peter August for a permission number.
Monday 3:00-5:00 PM, Location CBLS 452 (Kingston campus)
Peter August, Jeff Hollister, and Adam Smith will coordinate course activities.