CodeRefinery workshop Karlstad

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pre-workshop survey

Pre-workshop survey

What is your current position?*

Undergraduate student

Graduate student

Postdoc

Researcher

Professor

Research software engineer

Industry

Other

Please specify your main academic discipline. Please take the entry which is closest to your main field of study/work.*

MathematicsComputer and Information SciencesPhysical SciencesChemical SciencesEarth and Related Environmental SciencesBiological SciencesOther Natural SciencesCivil EngineeringElectrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information EngineeringMechanical EngineeringChemical EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMedical EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringEnvironmental BiotechnologyIndustrial BiotechnologyNano-technologyOther Engineering and TechnologiesBasic MedicineClinical MedicineHealth SciencesMedical BiotechnologyOther Medical and Health SciencesAgriculture, Forestry and FisheriesAnimal and Dairy ScienceVeterinary ScienceAgricultural BiotechnologyOther Agricultural SciencesPsychologyEconomics and BusinessEducational SciencesSociologyLawPolitical ScienceSocial and Economic GeographyMedia and CommunicationsOther Social SciencesHistory and ArchaeologyLanguages and LiteraturePhilosophy, Ethics and ReligionArtsOther HumanitiesOther

What is the operating system that you will use during the course (on your laptop)?*

macOS

Linux

Windows

Other

Which version of operating system are you using? If your operating system is Linux, which distribution are you using? This will help us to create more targeted installation instructions.

Are you using version control? If yes, which?*

I don't use version control and I don't know what it is

I don't use version control but I know what it is

I use version control, but I don't know which system

Git

Mercurial

Subversion

CVS

Perforce

Bazaar

Other

Choose as many as you like

Which programming languages are you using or will you use in your projects?*

Matlab

R

Python

Perl

C

C++

Fortran 77

Fortran 90+

Julia

Haskell

Go

Rust

Other

Choose as many as you like

Do you write tests (e.g. unit tests, integration tests, ...) in your programming project(s)?*

No and I don't know what it is

No but I know what it is

Yes

Are you using automated testing platforms (e.g. Travis CI, Jenkins or GitLab CI) in your programming project(s)?*

No and I don't know what it is

No but I know what it is

Yes

Are you employing code review in your programming project(s)?*

No and I don't know what it is

No but I know what it is

Yes

Are you using Jupyter Notebooks in your programming project(s)?*

No and I don't know what it is

No but I know what it is

Yes

How do you document your code?*

No documentation

Comments in the source code

Doxygen

Wiki

RST/Sphinx

readthedocs.org

MkDocs

PDF

HMTL

Markdown

README files

Other

Choose as many as you like

Are you using a web-based repository for your code(s)? Which ones?*

I'm not using a web-based repository

GitHub

GitLab

Bitbucket

Redmine

source.coderefinery.org

Other

Choose as many as you like

How would you describe your programming experience?*

I have no programming experience

Basic understanding and experience, I have looked through code and made minor adjustments

I have written my own simple programs

I have written many small codes and/or contributed to large complex software

I am an expert

How comfortable are you with the Unix/Linux command line working in a terminal window?*

I know what most of the following commands do: cd, ls, cat, mv, rm, chmod, man, mkdir, cp, ssh

I do not know what most of these commands do

Are you using an integrated development environment (IDE) for your programming project(s)?*

No and I don't know what it is

I know what IDEs are but have not tried any

I have tried an IDE but prefer text editors for my development

Yes, I am using an IDE (such as Pyzo, NinjaIDE, PyCharm, Spyder, VisualStudio, CLion, Multi, RStudio, Eclipse, or other)

Please select the sessions that you are most interested in.

Introduction to version control

Documentation

Jupyter notebooks

Collaborative distributed version control

Managing complexity and modular code development

Automated testing

Building portable code with CMake

Integrated development environments

Archaeology with Git

Git branch design

Software licensing

Reproducible research

We ask this because we are not sure which audience we get and we try to adapt the schedule to the audience. We will try to reduce topics that are not relevant to the audience and present more of the topics which are most interesting to the audience. Choose as many as you like

Where did you find out this CodeRefinery workshop?

No selection

From friend/colleague

From advisor/supervisor

From newsletter or university web site

From mailing list

Social media (e.g. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook etc.)

Other

What do you expect to get from this course?

Your answers will be submitted anonymously.