Lectures
| Date | Title | Subtitle | |
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| Monday, 23th Feb. 2026 | Introduction to Datascience | with R |
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| Monday, 2th Mar. 2026 | Introduction to R | with the tidyverse |
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| Monday, 9th Mar. 2026 | Quarto | Literate programming |
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| Monday, 16th Mar. 2026 | Programming | and computers |
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| Tuesday, 17th Mar. 2026 | Import data | From flat / Excel files |
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| Tuesday, 24th Mar. 2026 | Functions | and debugging |
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| Tuesday, 24th Mar. 2026 | Pipes and Lambdas |
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| Tuesday, 24th Mar. 2026 | Principles of tidy data |
and tidyr
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| Tuesday, 14th Apr. 2026 | Data wrangling |
dplyr
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| Tuesday, 14th Apr. 2026 | Grouping and summarizing |
dplyr
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| Tuesday, 14th Apr. 2026 | Joins for tables |
dplyr
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