R Programming: R Programming for Beginners
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Brief Introduction
Learn R Programming and R Studio. Data Analytics. Data Science. Data Visualization. Packages: GGPlot2, Dplyr, StringRDescription
R Programming For Beginners: Learn Basics of R Programming and gain one of employer's most requested skills in 2020!
Data Science is all about using data to solve some of society's most pressing problems. Harvard Business Review touted Data Science as the sexiest job of the 21st century, and no wonder Data Science is considered the future! with zettabytes and yottabytes of structured and unstructured data floating everyday, it calls for very unique skillsets to uncover hidden patterns and generate valuable insights from data.
This course covers the basics of R/ R Studio Programming and several practical exercises relating to data science such as data analysis, building algorthims, generating insights and data visualization.
R Programming is often associated with having a very steep learning curve and many students give up feeling overwhelmed by the language. The 'R for Beginners' course follows a step by step approach, combining conceptual learning with hands-on assignments, quizzes and real world projects.
Moreover, we would learning R Programming, with R Studio an IDE for R Programming, with a console, syntax editor for executing R Programming code and debugging, as well as advanced tools for data visualization such as plots and maps.
At the end of this R/R Studio Programming course, you would be able to understand and apply basics of R/R Studio programming, analyze large data sets, export your findings onto excel, visualize data and even build your own algorithms!
Who is this course aimed at
- Beginners who have no coding background in R Programming or otherwise
- Aspiring as well as professional data analysts, statisticians and programmers
Requirements
- Requirements
- High School Level Math
Prashanth Chidambaram
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