This hands-on workshop will cover the basics of using Git and Github to manage a project, including using version control and working with collaborators, as well as how to best use these tools to document and share your work in a reproducible and open fashion. It is designed for people with little to no experience with Github and is based on the Software Carpentries Git lesson. Software Carpentry aims to help researchers get their work done in less time and with less pain by teaching them basic research computing skills. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems.

This registration is for Introduction to Git/Github only. We are also teaching an introductory Python workshop the day before, on Oct. 24; use this link to register for that workshop.

This is an in person workshop and lunch and light snacks will be provided! Come early for coffee and to make sure you can access all needed programs.

For more information see the workshop page at https://carpentries-mit.github.io/2024-10-24-mit/. Please follow the Setup instructions on this linked page to install needed software and packages before attending the workshop.

Location: The Nexus, Hayden Library 14S-130.

Registration for non-MIT affiliates opens on October 18th. If you can no longer make it to the workshop, please cancel your registration.

All Carpentries participants are expected to follow the code of conduct. For accomodation needs or dietary restrictions please contact workshop organizer(s): carpentries-instructor [at] mit.edu