UCL staff, students, alumni (including ICH/GOSH) - £100*.perform all conventional statistical analysis tests.read existing datasets into R or create new ones.feel more familiar with the R interface and language.Learning outcomesīy the end of this course you should be able to: You'll need to have R and Rstudio installed on your computer (installation guidelines will be made available two weeks before the course).
You'll be expected to have a basic understanding of common statistical tests and concepts as these won't be taught during this workshop.
Introduction to basic scripting commands. Introduction to the R platform and interface. The topics covered using R will include the following: If you are a humanities researcher working with textual data, you may also be interested in the workshop 'R for Humanities' of the Centre of Digital Humanities.This course is run by UCL's Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC), part of the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health (ICH). If you have any questions, please contact Jacques Flores, consultant at RDM Support. Registration will open two months before the workshop date. use RStudio, and use it to write an R script and an R markdown document.įor information on the planning, location and registration of the Introduction to R & Data, take a look at the upcoming workshops below. open, read, manipulate, save, and visualize a dataset, using tidyverse tools. understand what ‘tidy’ data is, how to generate it, and work with it. read and write lines of R code (even if you do not understand all functions, you know how to look them up). Moreover, this way you produce a human-readable document with which you can easily share and showcase your work.Īt the end of the course you will be able to: We will work in RStudio and introduce R as well as R Markdown: this is a great way to combine code and its output with text, allowing you to code in a narrative and intuitive way. Not only that, we will take some time to understand datasets and their architecture, preparing you to handle your own data in a clean, robust, and reproducible manner. The course will take you from the very basics in R syntax, to data handling and visualization using a set of tools known as the ‘tidyverse’. In this workshop, we aim to give you the tools to start exploring R and all it has to offer by yourself. 
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