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Training

We teach a variety of programming and modeling skills workshops, ranging from one- or two-day Software Carpentry workshops to short courses on earth surface process modeling with Landlab and the Python Modeling Toolkit (pymt). Lessons are derived from the CSDMS Ivy course material and presented on the OpenEarthscape JupyterHub, a scalable hosting platform with simple access control for instructors and students. The CSDMS research software engineers (RSEs) have research backgrounds in quantitative earth sciences and expertise in scientific software development, so the courses and workshops we teach can be tailored for a technical focus; for example, we can teach programming best practices, model development, and model coupling with the CSDMS Workbench. Further, we have experience teaching introduction to modeling with hands-on clinics for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students.

Please talk to us about whether CSDMS can provide tailored training for your lab, group, department, or institution: csdms@colorado.edu.

Recent courses and workshops

2019 AGU Fall Meeting
RCEM 2019
SEDHYD 2019
CSDMS Carpentry at the 2019 CSDMS Annual Meeting
PyMT Live at the 2019 CSDMS Annual Meeting
BMI Live at the 2019 CSDMS Annual Meeting

Mpiper (talk) 12:21, 2 March 2020 (MST)

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-CSDMS has senior personnel with research backgrounds in quantitative earth sciences and expertise in scientific software development. We teach a variety of programming and modeling skills workshops, ranging from one- or two-day [https://software-carpentry.org Software Carpentry] workshops
+We teach a variety of programming and modeling skills workshops, ranging from one- or two-day
-to short courses on earth surface process modeling with [[Landlab]] and the [[PyMT|Python Modeling Toolkit (PyMT)]].
+[https://software-carpentry.org Software Carpentry] workshops
-Course material is typically developed with Jupyter Notebook
+to short courses on earth surface process modeling with [[Landlab]] and the [[PyMT|Python Modeling Toolkit (pymt)]].
-and presented through the [https://csdms.rc.colorado.edu CSDMS JupyterHub],
+Lessons are derived from the [https://github.com/csdms/ivy CSDMS Ivy] course material
+and presented on the [[OpenEarthscape]] [[JupyterHub]],
 a scalable hosting platform with simple access control for instructors and students.
-Courses and workshops can be tailored for a technical focus;
+The CSDMS research software engineers (RSEs) have research backgrounds in quantitative earth sciences
-for example, we can teach programming best practices, model development, and model coupling using the CSDMS cyberinfrastructure.
+and expertise in scientific software development,
+so the courses and workshops we teach can be tailored for a technical focus;
+for example, we can teach programming best practices, model development, and model coupling with the CSDMS [[Workbench]].
 Further, we have experience teaching introduction to modeling with hands-on clinics for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students.
-Talk to us about whether CSDMS can provide tailored training for your lab, group, department, or institution:  [mailto:csdms@colorado.edu csdms@colorado.edu].
+Please talk to us about whether CSDMS can provide tailored training for your lab, group, department, or institution:  [mailto:csdms@colorado.edu csdms@colorado.edu].
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