[R] Online courses in R from Statistics.com
Janet Dobbins
jdobbins at statistics.com
Sat Feb 28 00:15:25 CET 2015
Perhaps you could circulate this?
*Online courses in R from Statistics.com*
*Basic programming courses: *
- R Programming - Intro 1 <http://www.statistics.com/R-Prog-Intro-1> (Dr.
Paul Murrell, instructor - core development team for R and author of *R
Graphics *and *Introduction to Data Technologies*) This course
introduces the basic concepts in computer programming via R - it is for
those who have had little or no experience in programming. Students will
learn how to get going in R from the beginning, understand file formats and
basic R syntax, and learn about using text editors to write code. They
will learn how to read in files, use symbols and assignments, and iterate
simple loops. The course closes with discussion of data structures and
subsetting.
- R Programming - Intro 2 <http://www.statistics.com/r-prog-intro-2/> (Mr.
Joris Mays, instructor - coauthor of *R for Dummies*) This course
continues the introduction to R programming. Students will learn how R
works with numeric vectors and special values, and how to deal with special
values. They will start working with R to handle text data, and learn
about regular expressions, dates, classes and generic functions, as well as
matrices, data frames and lists.
*Beyond basic programming:*
For those who have been working and using R - the instructor for both of
these courses is Dr. Olivia Lau from Google.
- R Programming - Intermediate
<http://www.statistics.com/r-courses/course-catalog/R-Prog-Interm/> (One
year of daily R use required before taking this course) This course is
intended for experienced data analysts looking to unlock the power of R.
It provides a systematic overview of R as a programming language,
emphasizing good programming practices and the development of clear,
concise code. After completing the course, students should be able to
manipulate data programmatically using R functions of their own design.
- R Programming - Advanced
<http://www.statistics.com/r-courses/r-program-adv/> (Two years of daily
R use required before taking this course) This course covers key
concepts for writing advanced R code, emphasizing the design of functional
and efficient code. It will set students down the road to mastering the
intricacies of R. After completing the course, students should be able to
read, understand, modify, and create complex functions to perform a variety
of tasks.
*Other topic specific courses in R:We have a full curriculum of courses in
R (Graphics in R, Mapping in R, Spatial Analysis in R, more). This
page groups and describes our R
courses:http://www.statistics.com/r-courses/
<http://www.statistics.com/r-courses/>All courses include:*
- Expert instructors who answer questions on a daily basis
- Work on practical exercises and individualized feedback
- Class size which allows interaction with instructor and fellow students
We specialize in personal attention and value pricing. Each course lasts 4
weeks and consists of readings, supplemental materials, exercises, and a
private discussion forum with fellow students and the instructor. There
are no set hours to be online, and we estimate the workload to be about 15
hours per week. This is not a 'MOOC' (massive open online course) --
enrollment is limited, and the instructor will respond to each question
that you ask.
*Pricing:*
Depending on how many participants and how many courses you are interested
in, we can offer an institutional rate. The commercial price for the R
Programming courses ranges between $549/person for the intro courses to
$629/person for the advanced/ topic focused courses. Each course has a
text requirement which can be viewed under the "requirements" tab of each
course description page. If you need help with this, just let me know and
I can put a chart together for you.
-Janet
Janet Dobbins
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