The Unit for Data Science is a hub for trainings, research collaborations and student mentorship. It is a one-of-a-kind resource at ASU Library that connects students, faculty, and staff from all university-wide disciplines. By working with us, both students and faculty alike have grown their knowledge of data science and increased its impact on their work. By collaborating and mentoring, the Unit for Data Science pursues data science research that engages machine learning, data analytics, visual storytelling, network analysis and text and data mining. Training opportunities to get involved and learn about data science include self-paced tutorials and project collaborations, a free online Canvas course, a podcast, workshops and open labs.
Share with us what you want to learn in data science and how we can support your learning in data science.
What is data science?
ASU Library Data Science former Director Michael Simeone and former Data Scientist David Little introduce students, faculty, and staff to data science - the critical analysis and visualization of big data to uncover meaningful knowledge and insights.
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Where to find us
Located on the third floor of Hayden Library in room 346. We offer open-area space to collaborate on projects with access to research software designed for analysis and visualization.
To schedule an appointment to chat with a member of our team, email us at datascience@asu.edu
Open lab
We host open lab to bring together students, staff and faculty to learn about data science and apply data science research to real-world problems. Fall 2024 schedule TBA. Keep checking back!
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