The Columbia Biostatistics Computing Club hosts casual seminars focusing
on computational topics often encountered in biostatistics research.
These tutorials provide hands-on learning at a variety of skill levels,
with some focused on bringing new students up to speed and others
addressing more advanced problems. Our overarching goal is to impart
good programming practices that encourage collaborative reproducible
research!
This year’s organizers are Safiya Sirota, Guadalupe Antonio Lopez, Gustavo Garcia-Franceschini and Kate Colvin. In the doctoral program, Safiya is in her fifth year, while Guadalupe and Gustavo are both in their third year, and Kate is in her second year. The group is run with the help of faculty advisor Christine Mauro. A schedule for the upcoming events is below and will be regularly updated. Please fill out this survey to let us know what topics you are most interested in.
Topics | Date | Location |
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How to set up your computer as a Statistician | September 18, 2025 (Thursday); 1 - 2 PM | VEC 903 |
How to visually improve your homework | October 15, 2025 (Wednesday); 11:45 AM -12:45 PM | HSC LL 107 |
Intro to Python | TBD | TBD |
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