Byte-sized RSE is a series of standalone mini training materials providing key research software skills in around 1-1.5 hour originally developed and run by Jeremy Cohen from the Imperial College London and Steve Crouch from the Software Sustainability Institute since October 2022 as part of the UNIVERSE-HPC project.
There have been 3 Byte-sized RSE series so far, each with a number of episodes. Each episode also has a companion podcast episode in the Code for Thought podcast series, hosted by Peter Schmidt. Over time, episodes have been contributed by other authors/speakers too.
Check Byte-sized RSE series in the UNIVERSE-HPC project for the full list of all episodes.
This repository contains a subset of the original Byte-sized RSE episodes (originally documented as a set of slides and accompanying notes/script for the practical part) now transcribed in the The Carpentries Workbench format suitable for reuse and delivery by instructors familiar with the episode content.
Each episode is standalone, although it may require some prerequisite knowledge which is clearly described at the beginning. Episodes start with a setup for that episode, introduction and motivation, which is then followed by a practical hands-on part.
- Jeremy Cohen, Imperial College London
- Steve Crouch, Software Sustainability Institute
- Aleksandra Nenadic, Software Sustainability Institute
Instructional material from this lesson is made available under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) licence. Except where otherwise noted, example programs and software included as part of this lesson are made available under the MIT licence. For more information, see LICENSE.md.