The Data Science Lab welcomes students, staff, and faculty of all disciplines and levels to collaborate on common projects. We host regular workshops and applied project open lab sessions to provide mentorship, hands on exercises, and networking opportunities to help you learn and use data science as a way to solve real-world problems.
Lab sessions
Summer and Fall 2020 Open lab will meet virtually on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. If you are not on our mailing list, please email Kerri.Rittschof@asu.edu to request to be added to receive information on upcoming events and the links to the sessions.
Fall 2020 labs
Our open labs provide an opportunity to understand concepts and develop skills in data science.
We meet on Wednesdays at 10 AM, the dates listed below.
- Sept. 23 - Stats in Data Science
- Oct. 7 - Pattern Recognition
- Oct. 21 - Data Visualization
- Nov. 4 - Model Selection
- Nov. 18 - Intro to Machine Learning
Join us on Zoom, click here on the day of the event. No registration required.
Applied projects
Provide an opportunity to work directly in groups or individually on research projects spanning social science, biology, humanities, policy, computer science and engineering. Want to improve your coding skills, work on cutting edge data science research, or even just to start from the basics, you are invited to participate!
Interested, contact David Little, ASU Library Data Scientist at David.Little@asu.edu
Small talks
We want to make data science approachable. This 2020 Fall Semester, we are hosting small-scale, virtual conversations about data science on Fridays for 30 minutes beginning on 9/11/20. Curious and want to engage on how your skills, knowledge, and talents intersect with data science. Reserve your spot.
Missed a Spring/Fall 2020 open lab? Email Kerri.Rittschof@asu.edu to view a recording.
Faculty, staff, and students interested in an ongoing project, new collaboration, or learning more, may contact datascience@asu.edu.
