Code clinics will be done online using Google Hangouts for the foreseeable future due to the current Covid-19 situation.
Code Clinics are fortnightly support sessions run by the RSE team and IT Services’ Research and Innovation IT (ITS R&I) team. They are open to anyone at TUOS writing code for research to get help with programming problems and general advice on best practice.
At each session, members of the RSE and/or ITS R&I teams will be available to review code, advise, troubleshoot and suggest ways to improve your computational workflows.
A Google Meet link will be provided in the Google Calendar invite issued when you book a clinic.
We can help!
Every second Wednesday (13:30 - 15:30).
Clinic sessions are split into 3 half-hourly slots, bookable for consultation.
Book a code clinic session now
Note that slots can only be booked 48 hours or more before the scheduled time.
We will always try and help as best as possible. The overarching aim of the sessions is to better equip you to solve your own computational problems. This may include directing you to relevant documentation, appropriate online forums and resources, relevant upcoming training sessions, etc.
If you cannot attend the session,
please contact the code clinic helpers at code-clinic-helpers-group@sheffield.ac.uk
to cancel your session
and free it up for someone else.
In the first instance please contact the helper assigned to your request (see your Google Calendar appointment event for details)
or if a helper hasn’t been assigned yet please contact code-clinic-helpers-group@sheffield.ac.uk
.
Please do not reply directly to auto-generated emails received after booking a Code Clinic session - the associated mailbox is not monitored.
If you would like to get involved as a helper, please contact Will Furnass or Anna Krystalli in the RSE team.
For queries relating to collaborating with the RSE team on projects: rse@sheffield.ac.uk
Information and access to JADE II and Bede.
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Queries regarding free research computing support/guidance should be raised via our Code clinic or directed to the University IT helpdesk.