Exploratory Data Analysis using Python
Presenter:
Roberto Torres Saenz, ARC Data Scientist
Learn how to look for trends in a data set, drill down information, generate facts and figures, and discover correlations within the variables. After the presentation, participants will get to explore a data set and perform an exploratory data analysis (EDA). This workshop will be on TAMIU campus with limited seating. Registration is required.
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SPSS: Tool Tutorial
Presenter:
Lesly Hernandez, ARC Supplemental Instruction Leader
Learn the fundamentals of IBM SPSS with this step-by-step introduction workshop along with hands-on learning through examples. You'll learn how to enter and edit data, how to conduct descriptive statistics, variable creation and manipulation and even how to create frequency tables. After the presentation, you will get to practice with sample data provided. This workshop will be on TAMIU campus with limited seating. Registration is required.
Ref-n-Write: Tool tutorial
Presenter:
Mr. Francisco Zamora, ARC Graduate Writing Consultant
Writing for TAMIU students is about to get easier! We're happy to announce a new writing tool, Ref-n-Write, is now available. Attend this tool tutorial workshop and learn how to expand your academic vocabulary, create a personalized database of scientific, professional, and commonly used writing phrases and organize papers/references. In person workshop, with limited seating due to COVID-19 protocols. Must RSVP to attend.
Defending & Submitting Your Thesis/Dissertation
Presenter:
Mr. Francisco Zamora, ARC Graduate Writing Consultant
For those finalizing their Thesis II or dissertation, this workshop's for you! Our Writing Consultant will cover how to conduct your final defense for your committee and how to conduct final edits through the TAMIU College of Arts and Sciences and Graduate School. This virtual workshop is open to all TAMIU students even those not enrolled in Thesis II. You'll also receive public speaking tips, appropriate presentation conduct, how to prepare and more! Must RSVP to attend.
RefWorks- Advanced
Presenter:
Elizabeth DeZouche, Information Literary Librarian
Ready to organize your research and finalize that paper? Bring your work to this workshop! After this advanced workshop, you will be able to: export a Bibliography/Works Cited, create in-text citations, and more! All majors are welcome from both Undergraduate and Graduate level.This workshop is not for beginners of RefWorks. You must have some of your research done to find benefit from this workshop. Have registered for your free RefWorks account and have your first draft of your writing completed. Registration is required.
How to Start Writing Your Thesis Workshop
Presenter:
Mr. Francisco Zamora, ARC Graduate Writing Consultant
Intended to guide graduate students on starting their thesis/dissertation, and/or how to revise their current thesis as per TAMIU Thesis and Dissertation Manual. Templates, tools and other resources will be shared. Topics covered will be basics on developing an outline, drafting the introduction, organizing research, practicing healthy thesis writing time management, and how to refine your Thesis I or II process.
RefWorks- Tool Introduction
Presenter:
Elizabeth DeZouche, Information Literary Librarian
Ms. DeZouche demonstrated to TAMIU students how to organize their citations using RefWorks, a web-based citation management tool. This online workshop aimed to aid you on your research writing, academic projects and papers. Learn how to easily share and cite your sources while saving yourself valuable time. All majors were welcomed from both Undergraduate and Graduate level.
