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Intro to R (Part 1)

Monday, July 14, 2025 09:00to13:00
Education Building 3700 rue McTavish, Montreal, QC, H3A 1Y2, CA
Intro to R (Part 1)

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Participants that are not part of the McGill Community are also invited to register with the Microsoft Forms link.

 
This 4-hour workshop is a beginner-level introduction to programming in R. This course is will start by covering the fundamentals behind the R programming language and its underlying data types and features. These principles will then be used to demonstrate the application of R to the analysis of tabular data from diverse datasets.
 
 
At the end of this workshop, participants will:
  • Grasp key concepts and advantages of the R programming language
  • Understand the key data types in R and their use cases
  • Know how to manipulate data types and to visualize results
  • Acquire good practices for reproducible research

 

**IMPORTANT NOTICE: Attendance for McGill graduate students and postdoctoral fellows is subsidized by Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. All other attendees such as undergraduate students, interns and/or graduate students from other institutions are required to purchase a ticket to cover organizational and staffing costs. To complete your registration, you must e-transfer $10 (undergraduate student/trainee) $25 (staff) or $100 (faculty) to workshop-micm [at] mcgill.ca within 24 hours of RSVP'ing to this event. If we do not receive your e-transfer, you will have given up your spot.

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