Linux Tool to Orchestrate Research: Makefiles

Tuesday, February 17, 2026 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Make is a command-line tool often used to build executable code from source code. While ubiquitous for those working with C or FORTRAN, Make can also manage task dependencies for any Unix commands.
 
Researchers seeking to implement reproducible workflows, automating data analysis pipelines, or producing tables and plots for publication can automate their workflow using Make.
 
This workshop is intended for new or novice Linux users, but intermediate and advanced users are encouraged to join. Python will be used for the coding portion, but no Python experience is necessary.
 
Using Make to orchestrate your research pipeline can considerably accelerate your workflow.
 
To participate in the hands-on components during this workshop, you will need to provide your own computer with a web browser.

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