June 2021
Beginner to intermediate
1h 28m
English
Closed Captioning available in English
Overview
In this 1-hour course, you'll learn how to visualize data using R programming. Guided by Elisabeth Robson, you will create scatter plot graphs, add linear regression, and analyze data from real-world weather datasets using tools like RStudio and ggplot.
What I will be able to do after this course
- Understand the fundamentals of data visualization with R programming.
- Learn how to use RStudio and ggplot for creating scatter plots.
- Develop skills in reading and inspecting data from a CSV file.
- Master techniques for adding trend lines using linear regression.
- Gain confidence in coding with R to analyze and present data effectively.
Course Instructor(s)
Elisabeth Robson is an experienced instructor and data visualization enthusiast with a strong background in programming and data analysis. She has a passion for teaching technical concepts in a clear and accessible way. Her hands-on approach ensures learners gain practical experience while building real-world projects.
Who is it for?
This course is tailored for beginners in R or data visualization who have basic knowledge of programming concepts. Ideal for learners looking to explore R's unique capabilities for visualizing datasets, especially in professional or academic roles where data analysis is valuable. It's also a great fit for those curious about weather data or who want to start their journey in data-driven storytelling.
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