R is a powerful free open source statistical computing software that has emerged as the leading programming language for statistics and data analysis. It is well established in both academia and corporations for robustness, reliability and accuracy, but is still relatively new to the Caribbean region. R allows the business to combine statistics with computer science in order to extract new insights and new knowledge from the vast amount of data generated from the digital age. This introductory course in ‘R’ opens to door to the new way of doing business. Using real cases, allows you will sit at the computer and learn how to load, merge, clean, reshape, summarize, troubleshoot and transform data into mathematical functions, and produce ‘markdown’ reports using R. In the final analysis, this course positions you to immediately increase their usefulness to the organisation, as well as to move on to more advanced courses such as Data Science Using R.
Mode of Delivery: Face-to-Face ONLINE
On successful completion of the course, delegates will be able to:
This course has been offered at a special rate, CLICK HERE to view Terms and Conditions
For our International/ Regional delegates who have successfully completed the requirements of obtaining their Certification, The Centre for Professional Development and Lifelong Learning would be more than happy to deliver your Certificate via a courier service for which you would be required to bear the cost. This sum must be paid to The UWI, Cave Hill Campus prior to dispatch of the certificate.
For more details, email cpdll@cavehill.uwi.edu and a representative will guide you accordingly.”
The following topics will be addressed:
No prior knowledge of R is necessary; however, a first-year undergraduate/CAPE/A-level understanding of statistics is strongly recommended. Specifically, participants should have taken a comprehensive course in statistics covering descriptive statistics.
The course will be delivered through interactive and practical sessions in a computer lab. Online illustrations and videos may be incorporated.
Mr. Nigel Henry