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SUMMARY:Working with the Command Line Interface (Introduction)
DESCRIPTION:\n\nWorking with the Command Line Interface\n\nSession 1 of 5 
 — Introduction\n\n\n\n \n\nCurious about that dark screen with the 
 blinking cursor? This is your chance to get comfortable with one of the 
 most useful and transferable skills in research computing. The command line 
 gives you real control over your files\, your data\, and your time\, and it 
 works the same way whether you're in physics\, biology\, the humanities\, 
 or anywhere in between.\n\nThis series runs as a playground. You'll learn 
 by doing\, trying things out\, making mistakes\, and building confidence 
 along the way. Every question is welcome\, especially the ones you think 
 are too basic\, we are all learning together!\n\nWho should come: 
 students\, faculty\, and staff from any discipline. If you work with 
 research data\, scripts\, or files\, you'll get something out of 
 this.\n\nWhat you need: the only requirement is familiarity with the 
 content from the previous workshops in this series. Having attended the 
 earlier sessions is ideal\, since each one builds on the last. (Session 1 
 has no prerequisites\, so it's the perfect place to jump in.)\n\nThe full 
 series (5 sessions):\n\n\n	Introduction to the Command Line\n	Code & Data 
 Management (Part 1)\n	Code & Data Management (Part 2)\n	Automating 
 Workflows\n	Using LLMs with the Command Line\n\n\nBring a laptop and come 
 ready to practice. We'll share the slides afterward so you can focus on 
 doing rather than taking notes. Come have fun and think about how these 
 skills fit into your own work\n\nThe illustration on this page was created 
 using Google Gemini's AI image generator. The author of this workshop 
 content is very grateful and thanks all the artists who contributed to the 
 training data of this model.
LOCATION:Sorrells Library\, Den\, Sorrells Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Alfredo Gonzalez-Espinoza":MAILTO:agonzal3@andrew.cmu.edu
CATEGORIES:Artificial Intelligence , Digital Humanities, Open Science, Working With Data and Code
CONTACT;CN="Alfredo Gonzalez-Espinoza":MAILTO:agonzal3@andrew.cmu.edu
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URL:https://cmu.libcal.com/calendar/workshops/WorkingWithCLI_1
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