IMCI is continuing its support of our Carpentries workshops so that another cohort of instructors can participate in pedagogy training and become Carpentries instructors. IMCI asks you to teach at least one workshop or co-teach two workshops at U of I after we sponsor your training.

For BCB graduate students, helping with these workshops may satisfy the teaching requirements of your degree (contact Dr. Tank for details).

For postdocs and graduate students wanting teaching experience, we will set up the workshops as official BCB504 courses. 

The instructor training does not teach technical skills but is a way to brush up on teaching methods, best practices for live-coding, and how to facilitate an inclusive learning environment. Of note, Carpentries-trained instructors have the option of being part of a nation-wide pool of instructors available for hire (paid travel) by other institutions.

For more information, contact JT Van Leuven or feel free to email any of the past instructors.

If you are interested in becoming a Carpentries instructor,
please reach out to jvanleuven@uidaho.edu.

University of Idaho students, staff and faculty are invited to participate in the

Remote Summer Boot Camp –
Computing, Data & Visualization

June 8-12, 2020

hosted by the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) and Collaborative Computing Center (C3) in collaboration with the CAES universities: Boise State University, Idaho State University, University of Idaho, and University of Wyoming.

Registration is required.

The workshops in software carpentry and introductions to computational modeling and data science tools includes hands-on programming using R, Python, bash, and git, as well as a seminar series and discussion panel. No prior knowledge of the tools to be presented is needed.

Presenters include Eric Jankowski (BSU), Travis Seaborn (UI), Amanda Stahlke (UI), James Van Leuven (UI), Mike Henry (BSU), Salvador Castenda (UI), Lan Li (BSU), Jagdish Patel (UI), Larry Aagesen (INL), Min Long (BSU), Lawrence Spear (Tao C2), Alejandro Strachan (Purdue), and Dilpuneet Aidhy (UW).

Learn more, review requirements and see the agenda here.