Finish your data exploration (30 min)
Share your progress with your group (30 min)
Wrap-up (recap and resources) (30 min)
Import your data into R (anyone working with files formats other than .csv?)
Compute summary statistics to better understand your data -- what types of variables do you have? How much variation is there within certain variables of interest?
Follow your curiosity -- what relationships do you want to explore? Come up with one or two questions to investigate.
Create at least one plot and one table to explore patterns of covariation in the data
(Optional) Create a rendered Quarto report. Add formatting to your document and experiment with different output formats
What did you learn? Where did you struggle?
Pick one plot or table and walk through how you created it
Resources + Best practices
Continuing education
Conference schedule
Feedback survey
1.
Use R projects to make your code more organized and shareable
Resources:
Consistent style makes your easier to read & debug by your future self and collaborators
Resources:
The styler package
R4DS Chapter 4: Code Style (short primer)
2.
You will have continued access to the Academy website for 45 days (Slack channels will stay up until August 30th). Check out optional tutorials and case studies for more practice.
You can download milestone materials for later reference. In your Files pane:
R for Data Science (second edition)
ggplot2: Elegant Graphics for Data Analysis (third edition)
β¦and many many more! (See Big Book of R)
Posit Community β an online forum where you can search, read, or post questions about R
The tidyverse blog β for all the latest updates and features
TidyTuesday β weekly opportunity to practice using new datasets to create data visualizations using R
Foundations of the Tidyverse (10 weeks) - Import, visualize and wrangle data with the tidyverse and report reproducibly with Quarto
Foundations of Python for Data Science (10 weeks) - Import, visualize data with plotnine, wrangle data with pandas and report reproducibly with Quarto
Programming in R (6 weeks) - Write functions in R, iterate and debug code
Shiny for R (4 weeks) - Build Shiny apps to automate work and make data more user-friendly
3.
4.
Your feedback is crucial and informs curriculum and format decisions for future workshops.
We really appreciate you taking the time to provide it :-)
Finish your data exploration (30 min)
Share your progress with your group (30 min)
Wrap-up (recap and resources) (30 min)
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Finish your data exploration (30 min)
Share your progress with your group (30 min)
Wrap-up (recap and resources) (30 min)
Import your data into R (anyone working with files formats other than .csv?)
Compute summary statistics to better understand your data -- what types of variables do you have? How much variation is there within certain variables of interest?
Follow your curiosity -- what relationships do you want to explore? Come up with one or two questions to investigate.
Create at least one plot and one table to explore patterns of covariation in the data
(Optional) Create a rendered Quarto report. Add formatting to your document and experiment with different output formats
What did you learn? Where did you struggle?
Pick one plot or table and walk through how you created it
Resources + Best practices
Continuing education
Conference schedule
Feedback survey
1.
Use R projects to make your code more organized and shareable
Resources:
Consistent style makes your easier to read & debug by your future self and collaborators
Resources:
The styler package
R4DS Chapter 4: Code Style (short primer)
2.
You will have continued access to the Academy website for 45 days (Slack channels will stay up until August 30th). Check out optional tutorials and case studies for more practice.
You can download milestone materials for later reference. In your Files pane:
R for Data Science (second edition)
ggplot2: Elegant Graphics for Data Analysis (third edition)
β¦and many many more! (See Big Book of R)
Posit Community β an online forum where you can search, read, or post questions about R
The tidyverse blog β for all the latest updates and features
TidyTuesday β weekly opportunity to practice using new datasets to create data visualizations using R
Foundations of the Tidyverse (10 weeks) - Import, visualize and wrangle data with the tidyverse and report reproducibly with Quarto
Foundations of Python for Data Science (10 weeks) - Import, visualize data with plotnine, wrangle data with pandas and report reproducibly with Quarto
Programming in R (6 weeks) - Write functions in R, iterate and debug code
Shiny for R (4 weeks) - Build Shiny apps to automate work and make data more user-friendly
3.
4.
Your feedback is crucial and informs curriculum and format decisions for future workshops.
We really appreciate you taking the time to provide it :-)