Learners will analyze data using R, apply core statistical techniques, build analytical models, and interpret insights through visualization and real-world use cases. By the end of this course, learners will be able to confidently use R programming to perform data analysis, statistical modeling, and exploratory analytics.
This beginner-friendly course provides a structured, end-to-end introduction to Data Analytics using R, starting from R’s origin, architecture, and syntax, and progressing through vectors, data frames, visualization, and statistical methods. Learners gain hands-on exposure to essential programming concepts, data handling techniques, and analytical workflows that are widely used in academia and industry.
What makes this course unique is its subtitles-driven, concept-aligned curriculum, ensuring every topic directly reflects real instructional explanations rather than abstract theory. The course emphasizes practical analytics, including regression, decision trees, time series analysis, and business-focused case studies such as insurance analytics.
Designed for aspiring data analysts, students, and professionals, this course builds a strong foundation in R programming while developing analytical thinking skills that are transferable to real-world data science and statistical problem-solving scenarios.
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction to R Programming Fundamentals
- This module introduces learners to the R programming language, covering its origin, architecture, file types, syntax rules, and core data types used in data analytics and statistical computing.
- Core Programming Concepts in R
- This module focuses on essential R programming constructs, including vectors, variables, functions, operators, control structures, and string manipulation techniques required for efficient data processing.
- Data Structures and Visualization
- This module introduces data frames and visualization techniques in R, enabling learners to organize data and create meaningful graphical representations for exploratory data analysis.
- Statistical Analysis and Real-World Analytics
- This module covers statistical methods, regression models, decision trees, time series analysis, and real-world business applications to perform predictive and descriptive analytics using R.
Taught by
EDUCBA