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Introduction to R

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2 years 6 months
Full name
Gary Chiang

This course will introduce the fundamentals of programming in R. Topics will include coding guidelines, data types, functions, reading/writing files, and data manipulations within dataframes. We will also step into the world of the Tidyverse and learn how to manipulate dataframes within this new paradigm. This course is designed for students with little to no programming experience (prior installation of R is not required). The goal of this course is to become comfortable working in an R environment.

Preferred or Prerequisite Skills:
Students are expected to bring their own laptop and are able to connect to the UT WiFi network. As an introductory course, no prior knowledge of R programming is required.

Course ID
CB26010
Status
Open
Modality
Hybrid, but in-person encouraged
Course Closes
Wed, Nov 12
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Course Semester
Mon, Nov 17
9:30 am - 12:30 pm

$50