Feedback from the University of British Columbia

This post originally appeared on the Software Carpentry website.

Aaaand that's a wrap in Vancouver, ladies and gentlemen: our workshop at the University of British Columbia seems to have gone well:

Good	Bad
clarity data management sticky notes workflow overview/coverage resources coffee/snacks exercises how to use programming correctly learning terminal testing learning science Python helpers one step further version control modules on website anecdotes general philosophy (organic)	not enough Python too fast (esp 2nd day) hands-on (second day) needed warmup primer Greg's jokes resources (overwhelming) text editor software install issues too short crossover confusion too much on data management communication prior to course (software install) screen real estate more version control why better than MATLAB mystify setup

That's my last road trip until mid-July—it's good to have ended this round on a high note. My thanks again to Ian Mitchell, Adina Chuang Howe, and everyone else who helped or attended.