Programming Historian provide a variety of peer-reviewed, open-access tutorials on a variety of open source tools, including coding tutorials for the programs Python and R.

The Carpentries is a non-profit project that teaches foundational coding and data science skills to researchers worldwide. Their coding and programming lessons are self-contained, but are also designed to be part of larger curricula that you can work through.

CITL offers free one-to two-hour workshops on a variety of coding software each semester. These are taught at the beginner level and provide a great opportunity to become familiar with various coding software.

CITL's Data Analytics consulting program offers support for R, Python, and other coding tools. A full list of their services, as well as their consultation form, is available on their website.

The Illinois Computes program provides access to a Jupyter Notebooks environment to institutional affiliates for research purposes. More information about Jupyter Notebooks and how to gain access to them is available on their website.