Student-led exploration of topics in scientific computing with R. Participants collectively choose a focus area, and then lead weekly discussions and code-sharing sessions. This collaborative seminar format builds expertise while fostering community among researchers. Students develop both technical skills and teaching experience by presenting concepts and facilitating problem-solving. Potential topics include but are not limited to: reproducible workflows, advanced visualization, study design, probability, multivariate statistics, causal inference, time-series analysis, meta-analysis. Prerequisites: introductory statistics and basic R programming. A limited travel stipend may be available for students traveling to Hopkins Marine Station - located approximately OCEANS 80 miles south of Stanford's main campus in Pacific Grove, CA. For information about spending a quarter in residence at Hopkins Marine Station please see here: https://hopkinsmarinestation.stanford.edu/stanford-hopkins-residence.
2 units · Satisfactory/No Credit
Student-led exploration of topics in scientific computing with R. Participants collectively choose a focus area, and then lead weekly discussions and code-sharing sessions. This collaborative seminar format builds expertise while fostering community among researchers. Students develop both technical skills and teaching experience by presenting concepts and facilitating problem-solving. Potential topics include but are not limited to: reproducible workflows, advanced visualization, study design, probability, multivariate statistics, causal inference, time-series analysis, meta-analysis. Prerequisites: introductory statistics and basic R programming. A limited travel stipend may be available for students traveling to Hopkins Marine Station - located approximately 80 miles south of Stanford's main campus in Pacific Grove, CA. For information about spending a quarter in residence at Hopkins Marine Station please see here: https://hopkinsmarinestation.stanford.edu/stanford-hopkins-residence.
Offered in Winter 2027 at Stanford University.