This event is being rescheduled for early in Winter 2023 quarter. Stay tuned for new date and time.

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At the Fall 2022 meetup for the Computational Pedagogy research and learning cluster, we will discuss and help iterate on interactive teaching demos provided by Professors:

• Titus Brown (VetMed): “Introduction to snakemake for automating sequence analysis”
• Emily Merchant (Science & Technology Studies): “Using computation to visualize social change”
• Seth Frey (Communications): “Teaching computational methods to non-computational students

Together, we will:

• Share and advance pedagogy for hands-on instruction in applied computational thinking.
• Reflect on how teaching data science does (or doesn’t) fit within existing scholarship on teaching and learning.
• Connect with other instructors from across campus teaching computational skills to non-majors.

Anyone teaching courses featuring hands-on computational skills to learners from traditionally non-data science majors is encouraged to participate. Can’t make it in person? We’ll be testing out using a meeting Owl with Zoom. Reach out to datalab@ucdavis.edu for the link.