R Programming for Beginners: Includes R Mini-Project!
R Programming for Beginners: Includes R Mini-Project!, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.13, with 73 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 8 reviews, and has 85 subscribers.
You will learn about What R is and how it is used in Data Science Data types in R, coding style, and comments How to use Vectors in R How to use Matrices in R, including matric operations and modification How to use Arrays in R About using Lists in R including how to select list elements All about Factors in R How to use Loops in R and IF, ELSE statements How to use Functions in R How to use Data Frames including tidyverse and tibbles in R This course is ideal for individuals who are People looking to learn the R Programming Language or People learning data science It is particularly useful for People looking to learn the R Programming Language or People learning data science.
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Summary
Title: R Programming for Beginners: Includes R Mini-Project!
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.13
Number of Lectures: 73
Number of Quizzes: 11
Number of Published Lectures: 73
Number of Published Quizzes: 11
Number of Curriculum Items: 84
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84
Original Price: $89.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- What R is and how it is used in Data Science
- Data types in R, coding style, and comments
- How to use Vectors in R
- How to use Matrices in R, including matric operations and modification
- How to use Arrays in R
- About using Lists in R including how to select list elements
- All about Factors in R
- How to use Loops in R and IF, ELSE statements
- How to use Functions in R
- How to use Data Frames including tidyverse and tibbles in R
Who Should Attend
- People looking to learn the R Programming Language
- People learning data science
Target Audiences
- People looking to learn the R Programming Language
- People learning data science
In this R Programming for Beginners course, we start at the very beginning and introduce you to the R programming language. After that, we get you set up in R Studio and show you how to prepare the R Workspace.
We also show you how to import data into R Studio from various file formats before launching into the essential R components – Vectors, Matrices, Arrays, Lists, Factors, Loops, Functions, Dataframes and so much more.
This course includes downloadable challenges throughout to help you implement in real life what you are learning. At the end of the course, you pull everything you have learned together and complete a mini-project to help develop your skills.
This course is about hands-on learning, not just theory!
In this course you will learn:
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What R is and how it is used in Data Science
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Data types in R, coding style, and comments
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How to use Vectors in R
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How to use Matrices in R, including matric operations and modification
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How to use Arrays in R
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About using Lists in R including how to select list elements
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All about Factors in R
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How to use Loops in R and IF, ELSE statements
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How to use Functions in R
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How to use Data Frames including tidyverse and tibbles in R
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To complete your first R programming assignment
This course includes:
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6 hours of video tutorials
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70+ individual video lectures
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Exercise files to practice what you learned
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An R projectat the end of the course to implement what you have learned
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Welcome
Lecture 1: Welcome!
Lecture 2: WATCH ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience
Lecture 3: DOWNLOAD ME: Course Exercise Files
Lecture 4: DOWNLOAD ME: Course Instructor Files
Chapter 2: Introduction to R
Lecture 1: Why R?
Lecture 2: R for Data Science
Lecture 3: Preparing Workspace
Lecture 4: Guide to RStudio
Lecture 5: Exercise 1 – Introduction to R
Chapter 3: Hello World! – Basics of R programming
Lecture 1: Operations-and-variables
Lecture 2: Data Types in R
Lecture 3: Coding Style
Lecture 4: Comments
Lecture 5: Exercise 2 – Basics of R programming
Chapter 4: Vectors
Lecture 1: Vector Creation
Lecture 2: Selecting Components from a Vector
Lecture 3: Labeling Vector Elements
Lecture 4: Calculations with Vectors
Lecture 5: Base R functions to use with vectors
Lecture 6: Comparing two Vectors
Lecture 7: Modifying Vector Components
Lecture 8: Exercise 3 – Vectors
Chapter 5: Matrices
Lecture 1: Matrix Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: Matrix Metrics and Naming
Lecture 3: Selecting Elements
Lecture 4: Matrix Arithmetic
Lecture 5: Matrices Operations
Lecture 6: Matrix Modification
Lecture 7: Exercise 4 – Matrices
Chapter 6: Arrays
Lecture 1: Array Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: Array Similarities to Matrices
Lecture 3: Other Array Operations
Lecture 4: Exercise 5 – Arrays
Chapter 7: Lists
Lecture 1: List Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: List Naming
Lecture 3: Selecting List Elements
Lecture 4: List Manipulation
Lecture 5: List Operations
Lecture 6: Exercise 6 – Lists
Chapter 8: Factors
Lecture 1: Factor Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: Setting Factor Levels
Lecture 3: Ordering Factors
Lecture 4: Converting Factors
Lecture 5: Other Considerations
Lecture 6: Exercise 7 – Factors
Chapter 9: Loops
Lecture 1: Loop Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: If-Else Statements
Lecture 3: For Loops
Lecture 4: While Loops
Lecture 5: Repeat Loops
Lecture 6: Loop Comparison
Lecture 7: Exercise 8 – Loops
Chapter 10: Functions
Lecture 1: Function Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: Function Arguments
Lecture 3: Nested Functions
Lecture 4: Global vs. Local Variables
Lecture 5: Exercise 9 – Function
Chapter 11: Data Frames
Lecture 1: Dataframe Introduction and Creation
Lecture 2: Tidyverse
Lecture 3: Tibbles
Lecture 4: Tidy Data
Lecture 5: Dplyr and Data Transformation
Lecture 6: Summarizing Dataframes
Lecture 7: Exercise 10 – Dataframe
Chapter 12: Mini-project
Lecture 1: Introduction to Mini-Project
Lecture 2: Importing Data
Lecture 3: Comprehending the Dataset
Lecture 4: Tidying Data
Lecture 5: Grouping Time Series Analysis Data
Lecture 6: Data Visualization
Lecture 7: Statistical Analysis
Lecture 8: Exercise 11 Mini-project
Chapter 13: Course Wrap-up
Lecture 1: Great Job and Farewell!
Instructors
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