Workshop
An Introduction to OpenAlex
A practical introduction to OpenAlex for reproducible research-on-research and responsible bibliometric analysis.
UK Reproducibility Network and International Conference on Social Computing
Teaching
Courses, workshops, and practical materials in data science, social science, and reproducible research.
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Labs
Python for Economic and Social Data Science/Python for Sociologists
This course introduces students to the basics of Python for Data Science.
Department of Sociology, University of Oxford, and JCER, Xi'an Jiaotong University Postgraduate Module
Life Course Research
This module introduces students to the basics of `Life Course Research’.
Department of Sociology, University of Oxford Postgraduate Module
Demographic Analysis
An introduction to the key concepts of Demography at the postgraduate level.
Department of Sociology, University of Oxford Workshop
An Introduction to Machine Learning
A basic introduction to Machine Learning.
Department of Sociology, University of Oxford and SICSS Postgraduate course
A Short Introduction to LaTeX: or LaTeX in 105 minutes
This session teaches our first adventures into LaTeX, otherwise known as a session entitled ‘A short Introduction to LaTeX: or LaTeX in 105 minutes’.
Oxford Berlin Summer School (later), and University of Birmingham (earlier) Postgraduate Module
Replication and Transparency in Social Science ('Replication Project')
This module introduces students to the basics of Reproducibility.
Department of Sociology, University of Oxford Workshop
An Introduction to the Command Line
A basic introduction to the Command Line Interface.
Nuffield College, University of Oxford Labs
G28 Econometrics with Financial Applications
The basics of Econometrics for Finance.
University of Birmingham Postgraduate course
Introduction to Econometric Software
I’m intending to re-write the material for this module when I give it again as a visiting lecturer. This would prospectively include Python, R, Bash, and \LaTeX{}.
University of Birmingham