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Introduction to R Programming
(21320)
This course introduces applied and theoretical aspects of the statistical computing language R, which is one of the most used, state-of-the-art open-source programming languages in data science/analysis. It is designed for undergraduate students with no prior background in R. Topics will cover generic programming language concepts as they are implemented in high-level languages such as R. Course content focuses on understanding and implementation of R programs to meet routine and specialized data manipulation for performing analysis of several real-world data set. Few basic and intermediate level statistical concepts will be revisited as well.
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(( (DATA 2501 with minimum grade: C ) OR ( DATA 2501 with minimum grade: TRC) ) AND ( (CSCI 1130 with minimum grade: C ) OR ( CSCI 1130 with minimum grade: TRC ) OR ( CILS 1130 with minimum grade: C ) OR ( CILS 1130 with minimum grade: TRC) ) AND ( (BUSA 2182 with minimum grade: C ) OR ( BUSA 2182 with minimum grade: TRC ) OR ( MATH 1401 with minimum grade: C ) OR ( MATH 1401 with minimum grade: TRC ) OR ( SOCI 2101 with minimum grade: C ) OR ( SOCI 2101 with minimum grade: TRC) ))
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1. Synchronous
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