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This is a 3-day hands-on Carpentries workshop delivered to sFDA staff by introducing R and Open Science. It focuses on data wrangling and visualisation with Tidyverse and ggplot2 and how to use packages from Bioconductor to analyse biological data. It also introduces best practices in open science and Reproducibility using git and GitHub. The workshop is organised by the Open Science Community Saudi Arabia using materials from intro to R and RStudio for Genomics and Introduction to Open Data Science with R.The workshop was delivered by: Dr. Batool Almarzouq, Dr. Monah Abou Alezz, Annajiat Alim Rasel, Mona Alsharif and Abdulrahman Dallak. Date: 31st of October - 2nd of November 2022 (11:00 am - 2:00pm Riyadh time). The Slides are divided to 7 sections: 01- Introduction to the Workshop 02- Introduction to Open Science 03- Introduction to R and RStudio 04- Introduction to GitHub 05- Introduction to the VCF dataset 06- Introduction to ggplot2 07- RMarkdown and Summary The workshop materials associated with the workshop can be found here.
These are the Slides associated with the Carpentries Workshop delivered by Open Science Community to sFDA staff.
communities, DOI, open educational resources, open science, Saudi Arabia's 2030 vision, zenodo, bioinformatics, git
communities, DOI, open educational resources, open science, Saudi Arabia's 2030 vision, zenodo, bioinformatics, git
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