Contents
- Test your knowledge on undergraduate statistics.
- Installing RStudio and R
- Course Manual
- Markdown tutorial.
- Some other resources.
This page has some resources for those who already want to get going with PY0794: Quantitative methods.
Test your knowledge on undergraduate statistics.
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A quiz to test your knowledge.
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A shorter quiz on significance and your attitudes.
Make sure you read the first page. The surveys are approved by the local ethics committee.
I will still review some basic concepts of statistics and tests but I am counting that you come with the knowledge from your undergraduate degree.
Installing RStudio and R
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Rstudio is available on the PCs where I will teach you but you will benefit if you have it on your own machine! So, I would encourage you to install this before the first class.
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Install R and RStudio. Both are freely available software tools. Find R for your operating system (Windows, Mac (OSX),Linux): here. More detailed how to guide and/or step 1 and 2 from here. This contains youtube videos. Or check the not-so-scary-guide to R.
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A screencast with a first look at the working environment in RStudio.
Course Manual
The course manual can be found here
Markdown tutorial.
RMarkdown combines R and Markdown. Markdown is a very basic language which is commonly used in programming, you can use it for websites but also for your code on Github.
Have a go with markdown at www.markdowntutorial.com
Here is a video of me completing a markdown tutorial. Check out the links in the video comments as well.
Some other resources.
Here are some other resources to already get you going.
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check the PY0794 page
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Give swirl a go!
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Danielle Navarro’s learning statistics with R
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A compendium of awesome r learning resources
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The introverse which provides some beginner-oriented help for most introductory topics within R and the tidyverse.