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# Intro to Python 1
## Monday, May 17th, 2021 10\:00-12\:00

[Back to Resbaz HackMD Directory](https://hackmd.io/@ResBaz21/directory)

This workshop will help researchers with no prior programming experience learn how to utilize Python to analyze research data. Attendees will learn how to open data files in Python, complete basic data manipulation tasks and save their work without compromising original data. Oftentimes, researchers find themselves needing to do the same task with different data and attendees will gain basic experience on how Python can help you make more efficient use of your time.

[Preparation for workshop](https://drakeasberry.github.io/2021_Resbaz_Python/)

## Getting Started
1. Find the following [workshop GitHub repository](https://github.com/drakeasberry/2021_Resbaz_Python)
2. In the upper right-hand corner you will see a button called `Fork`. Click on this button to create your own copy of the repo in your personal GitHub account.
3. Click on the green button `Code`.
4. Copy the **HTTPS** link to your repo by clicking on the `Clipboard` icon to the right of the link.
5. Go to [Binder](https://mybinder.org/).
6. Paste the link to your repo in the first box and ensure GitHub is selected to the left of the link you pasted.
7. Leave all other fields with default values and click on the orange `Launch` button.
8. This will eventually open a new tab in your browser but it may take a few minutes the first time it loads.
9. While you wait for it to load, please introduce yourself below.

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## Introductions
Name, Affiliation, Title, Email, Social Media
- Drake Asberry, University of Arizona, SLAT PhD Candidate/Workshop Instructor, [e-mail], @AsberryDrake (twitter)

- Mery Touceda-Suárez, University of Arizona, ENVS PhD Student/Workshop Helper, [e-mail], @o_k_mer (twitter)

- Linh Tran (she/her), University of Arizona, Genetics GIDP PhD Student/Workshop Helper, [e-mail], @lntran26 (twitter)

- Chun Ly, University of Arizona, University Libraries, Research Data Systems Integration Specialist, [e-mail], [gh@astrochun](https://github.com/astrochun), [tw@astrochunly](https://twitter.com/astrochunly)
- Alma Anides Morales, University of Arizona, ENVS PhD student, [e-mail]

- Meltem Odabaş (She/Her), Postdoc at Indiana University Bloomington (PhD UArizona 2019), Sociology. Email: [e-mail] , [gh@meltemod](https://github.com/meltemod) , [tw@meltemodabas](https://twitter.com/meltemodabas)

- Jung Mee Park, University of Arizona, MLIS student library and information science at UA, PhD in sociology from Cornell, [e-mail], @jpark1917 (https://twitter.com/jpark1917)
- Reynier Squillace (They/Them), Undergraduate student in Physics & Astronomy, [e-mail]
- Rene Dario Herrera (they/them), University of Arizona Cancer Center, Data Analyst, [e-mail], [twitter@reneherrera](https://twitter.com/reneherrera), [github@renedarioherrera](https://github.com/renedarioherrera), [linkedin.com@renedarioherrera/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/renedarioherrera/)
- Julian Pistorius, University of Arizona - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Research Software Engineer, [e-mail], [github@julianpistorius](https://github.com/julianpistorius/)
- Nuno Cesar de Sa, University of Leiden - Centre for Functional Ecology, PhD in Remote sensing, [e-mail], [github@nunocesarsa](https://github.com/nunocesarsa) [linkedin.com@nunocesardesa/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/nunocesardesa/) [twitter@NunoCsardeS1](https://twitter.com/NunoCsardeS1)

- Diana Zamora-Reyes, PhD Candidate at UA Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, [e-mail]

## Questions and Answers
In this section, you can post your questions and feel free to answer if you have it. Questions will be answered during or after the workshop.

1. Ask your question.
- Here is an answer

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