Welcome to the GitHub organization of the LMU Open Science Center!
We are a researcher-led initiative promoting open and reproducible research practices at the university LMU Munich and beyond.
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We are currently preparing a website that will nicely display all our tutorials on offer.
Below are the links to our completed and self-paced tutorials focused on reproducible research, data simulation, and collaborative workflows in R and more.
- Introduction to R
- Introduction to version control within RStudio (version control - part 1)
- Introduction to collaborative coding with Github (version control - part 2)
- Introduction to literate programming with Quarto
- Introduction to R package manager renv
- Introduction to Zotero as reproducible citation management system
- Wrap-up tutorial: publish your reproducible project
- FAIR data management
- Data documentation (e.g. data dictionaries) and data validation
- Data anonymity (in progress)
- Creating and sharing synthetic data as a susbtitute for sensitive data
You are invited to contribute pull requests and open GitHub issues on any of our computing skill tutorials. Contributors will be acknowledged and listed publicly! For questions or collaboration, feel free to reach out to ✉️Malika Ihle.
Discover more about the LMU Open Science Center and explore upcoming resources, tutorials, and project updates.
🎓 GitHub Education for Students & Educators
If you are a student, teacher, professor, or otherwise associated with a school or university, then you are likely eligible for GitHub Education. You may be eligible for GitHub Education benefits, including free access to:
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GitHub Copilot – an AI assistant for coding in RStudio, VS Code, etc.
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GitHub Pro – includes unlimited collaborators, advanced CI/CD, and more.
More details can be found at the GitHub Education site.
