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  • samanta
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 108

    Scripting for Biology - Online Virtual Classroom-based Module

    Hello all,

    I am building a number of online virtual classroom-based modules for researchers working on biological data. The description for the first one is attached below, and I will have a beta test starting Sept 14. Please feel free to pass to anyone interested. The beta test is free, and all course materials (including cloud account) will be provided. I currently have only a small number of spots left for this one. If interested, please email pandora at homolog.us.

    This course will be useful for anyone without knowledge of programming, and also for those knowing one language (e.g. python) well, who may want to learn another one (say, golang).

    http://homolog.us
  • SteveSmith
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2020
    • 1

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    Hey @samanta, Thanks for sharing this useful information about this great online course of Data Analysis workshop. I am also very interested to participate in this online course to enhance my Data Analytical knowledge. Although Now I am working as a project manager at this https://essayontime.com.au/nursing-assignment-help educational writing services platform who especially works for students' academic support and solution. My passion is to learn machine learning and Data Science. So I appreciate this great initiative.

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