Workshops at the University of Texas Libraries are free, drop-in workshops on topics related to research, digital tools and more. All workshops are free, open to everyone and located across Libraries locations. Workshops with invited speakers or co-organized with outside institutions may be subject to registration fees. Non-UT affiliated persons can connect to our WiFi network through the UTGuest network or EduRoam.
Upcoming Workshops
Held virtually, this three-day Immersive Python Workshop provides UT students, faculty, and researchers with the foundational skills needed to begin using Python – no prior experience required!
Designed for beginners, the workshop starts with an introduction to Python, then moves into breakout tracks where participants can explore specific applications such as geospatial analysis, sentiment analysis, and data visualization. The program concludes with guidance on managing research code effectively.
All UT Austin students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend.
Immersive Python Workshop Schedule
- Wednesday, January 7, 1-3 pm (optional)
Basic Introduction + Terminology + Python & VS Code installation - Thursday, January 8, 12:30-4 pm
Introduction to Python + File Management + Python & VS Code installation - Friday, January 9, 12:30-4 pm
Sentiment Analysis or Geospatial Analysis or Data Visualization + GitHub + AI
Registration will open Wednesday, December 3, at 12 pm. Please see the Immersive Python Guide for the registration link.
Space is limited, so register early! The last workshop reached full capacity in just one hour. Once enrollment is full, the registration form will close automatically.
Questions? Please contact Alex Marden.
Location: Zoom
Held virtually, this three-day Immersive Python Workshop provides UT students, faculty, and researchers with the foundational skills needed to begin using Python – no prior experience required!
Designed for beginners, the workshop starts with an introduction to Python, then moves into breakout tracks where participants can explore specific applications such as geospatial analysis, sentiment analysis, and data visualization. The program concludes with guidance on managing research code effectively.
All UT Austin students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend.
Immersive Python Workshop Schedule
- Wednesday, January 7, 1-3 pm (optional)
Basic Introduction + Terminology + Python & VS Code installation - Thursday, January 8, 12:30-4 pm
Introduction to Python + File Management + Python & VS Code installation - Friday, January 9, 12:30-4 pm
Sentiment Analysis or Geospatial Analysis or Data Visualization + GitHub + AI
Registration will open Wednesday, December 3, at 12 pm. Please see the Immersive Python Guide for the registration link.
Space is limited, so register early! The last workshop reached full capacity in just one hour. Once enrollment is full, the registration form will close automatically.
Questions? Please contact Alex Marden.
Location: Zoom
Held virtually, this three-day Immersive Python Workshop provides UT students, faculty, and researchers with the foundational skills needed to begin using Python – no prior experience required!
Designed for beginners, the workshop starts with an introduction to Python, then moves into breakout tracks where participants can explore specific applications such as geospatial analysis, sentiment analysis, and data visualization. The program concludes with guidance on managing research code effectively.
All UT Austin students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend.
Immersive Python Workshop Schedule
- Wednesday, January 7, 1-3 pm (optional)
Basic Introduction + Terminology + Python & VS Code installation - Thursday, January 8, 12:30-4 pm
Introduction to Python + File Management + Python & VS Code installation - Friday, January 9, 12:30-4 pm
Sentiment Analysis or Geospatial Analysis or Data Visualization + GitHub + AI
Registration will open Wednesday, December 3, at 12 pm. Please see the Immersive Python Guide for the registration link.
Space is limited, so register early! The last workshop reached full capacity in just one hour. Once enrollment is full, the registration form will close automatically.
Questions? Please contact Alex Marden.
Location: Zoom
Curious about AI literature mapping tools? This one hour virtual session will provide hands-on experience with AI tools that can help you map citations to discover academic literature. This workshop is open to all UT students, faculty, and staff, and you don't need any previous knowledge of AI tools to participate.
Registration required, so sign up today!
Location: Zoom