ARCHER2 Training Team Delivers Intermediate Research Software Development Course at University
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Author: Sarah Jaffa
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The ARCHER2 training team from EPCC at the University of Edinburgh delivered a 3.5-day in-person course on Intermediate Research Software Development at the University, supported by Research IT. The course targets researchers with over a year of coding experience who want to improve their software development practices, focusing on organizing and structuring larger codebases effectively.
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bskyARCHER2 Training Team Delivers Intermediate Research Software Development Course at Universityresearch-it.manchester.ac.ukKey quotes
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They may be starting to write bigger pieces of code that need to be well organised and easy...
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