Monthly meeting to do collaborative, hands-on data analytics training. We strive to be an open and inclusive community, everyone is welcome! We have a code of conduct that we adhere to.
Everyone is welcome to join, whether you are a student, researcher or practitioner from industry. Also all experience levels, backgrounds and tool preferences are welcome! As this event is supported by the ESF-ZDEX project, it is free of charge also if you are not a member of the University. See details below in the ESF-ZDEX section.
Every 6 weeks on Wednesday, in the CCTB seminar series from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm live at the CCTB Würzburg.
Attention! We are currently testing the integration into the CCTB seminar series. The Data Dojo is still open to everyone who is interested.
| 90 min | Example Process |
|---|---|
| 15 min | initial exploration, questions |
| 60 min | analyze, coding-dojo-style (in small sub-groups) |
| 15 min | present results, recap |
We envision a process similar to the one described as RandoriKata but tailored towards data analysis rather than programming. So roughly:
- After deciding on a dataset, question and tool and splitting into small sub-groups of 3-5 people
- Two people step up to the keyboard and begin analyzing the data as driver (the one typing and clicking) and copilot (giving instructions to the driver)
- They start from scratch, doing small steps and explaining everything they do to the audiance
- After 5 minutes the roles change, the copilot becomes the driver, someone from the audiance becomes copilot
- Everyone present is expected to follow what is going on, and make helpful suggestions
The language of the session depends on the participants. Again we want to be as inclusive as possible. In case there are some participants who can't speak English and others who can't speak German we will split up into sub-groups early.
Each event we will analyze a different dataset. We might use different tools to address different questions about this data. You can add suggestions for datasets/questions/tools to the pad or look beforehand what others have suggested.
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- Coding Dojos: The idea of using the "dojo style" to train your (programming) skills.
- ML Katas: Interactive notebooks to train Machine Learning skills on small specific problems.
- HackyHour: A social get-together to solve compuntational problems and explore computers in a fun and interactive manner.
- Data Crunch Magic: A virtual series where data analytics experts do some live data crunching using their favorit tools.
Data Dojo Würzburg is supported by the ESF ZDEX project. If your employer is already a partner in the ESF-ZDEX project, the only thing you need to do is: let Markus Ankenbrand know at the beginning of the event. He will take care of the administrative obligations (confirmation of attendance, questionaire for first time participants (only if it is your very first ESF ZDEX event)). If your company is not yet partner in the ESF-ZDEX project you can find more information and instructions for joining the network here. This offer is available, free of charge for small and medium sized companies in northern Bavaria. The only requirement is signing a cooperation agreement once. Markus Ankenbrand is happy to answer any questions you might have.
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