15 October
Automated testing
Preventing yourself and others from breaking your functioning code. In this lesson we talk about motivation for testing, about test design, but also about some tools that are typically used for automated testing of software.

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DTU Library, DTU Compute and DTU Biosustain are hosting an in-person classroom for the CodeRefinery tools workshop this autumn, 2025 - over nine sessions - we train you in research software development     

CodeRefinery teaches essential tools to make full use of software, computing, and data with focus on reusability, reproducibility, and openness. You’ll be introduced to version control, reproducible research, social coding, and software licenses, documentation of software, Jupyter notebooks, automated testing and modular code development.
See the full schedule and get more information.

CodeRefinery doesn't just give courses but is a training network that you can join to share the effort and bring better courses to your community.

Practicalities

Online or in-person

The workshop is online, but if you want to benefit from helpers - and coffee, we also offer a DTU in-person class.

The workshop is free to join and runs over nine days at Lyngby Campus or online.

Join them all or just the dates and subjects that suits you, but please register your attendance.

Who

The workshop is open to both employees and students at DTU.

There will be a limitation on the number of attendees for the in-person class.

Facilitators

Contact our CodeRefinery ambassadors Jakob Sauer Jørgensen, jakj@dtu.dk or Ding He, dinghe@biosustain.dtu.dk for community and content questions.

Contact Jitka jstha@dtu.dk or Jeannette jeek@dtu.dk, DTU Library, for practicalities and registration.

Registration

• In-person participants for the classroom must register with both DTU and CodeRefinery
  Register with DTU
  Register with CodeRefinery 
   
• Online only participants need to register with CodeRefinery
  Register with CodeRefinery