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LING 619: Practical Exercises in Data Science for Linguistic Research (Spring 2019)

Basics

  • Instructor: Bradley McDonnell (mcdonn@hawaii.edu)
  • Time: Tuesday 9-10am (meets twice a month)
  • Location: Phonetics Lab (Moore 162)

Description

This course is designed to equip students working with a broad range of linguistic data to use cutting edge research methodologies in data science. It will be held in conjunction with the Data Science Group at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, which is currently run by the Department of Linguistics. Students enrolled in the course will be expected to participate in the Data Science Group meetings below.

Software

Please follow the Sotware installation guide to install all necessary software. Please install all software before our first meeting. (Note that we won't begin using R or R Studio until meeting 4.)

Schedule

Below is a tentative course schedule.

Date Topic Facilitator
1 2/5/19 Intro to git (Part 1) Brad
2 2/12/19 Intro to git (Part 2) Brad
3 2/19/19 Linking git & GitHub Brad
4 3/5/19 Data visualization with ggplot (part 1) Leah, Ivan
5 3/12/19 Data transformation with tidyverse (part 1) Noella
6 4/2/19 Data transformation with tidyverse (part 2) Christina, Dan
7 4/16/19 Exploritory Data Analysis Amber
8 4/30/19 Dynamic documents Brad

Resources

This course will draw on two valuable resources:

  1. R for Data Science by Garrett Grolemund and Hadley Wickham
  2. Lessons from Software Carpentry

Course requirements

Students are required to participate in the 8 meetings listed above and will be asked to be a facilitator for at least one of these meetings. In addition, students are required to either participate in 4 LAE lab workshops throughout the semester or demonstrate equivilent progress on a project that relates to this course. Students are also required to complete a final project.

Final project

Students in the course will be required to create a GitHub repository that contains:

  1. README.md file that explains the content of the repository
  2. RStudio project with...
    • Dataset (saved as a .csv file)
    • Code that transforms the data with tidyverse
    • Plots that display the data in a meaningfull way with ggplot.

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