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The IQUIT R video series

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I’ve uploaded 20+ R tutorials to YouTube for a new undergraduate course in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at CU developed by Andrew Martin and Brett Melbourne, which in jocular anticipation was named IQUIT: an introduction to quantitative inference and thinking.

We made the videos to address the most common R programming problems that arose for students in the first iteration of the course. These short tutorials may be of use elsewhere:

Introduction to R

Numeric vectors: 1

Numeric vectors: 2

Functions in R

Creating special vectors: sequences and repetition

Relational operators and logical data types

Character data

2-d data structures: matrices and data frames

Intro to indexing: matrices and vectors

Data frame subsetting and indexing

R style & other secrets to happiness

Working with data in R: 1

Working with data in R: 2

Visualization part 1: intro to plot()

Visualization part 2: other types of plots

Visualization part 3: adding data to plots

Visualization part 4: annotation and legends

Visualization part 5: graphical parameters

Looping repetitive tasks

Summarizing data

Randomization & sampling distributions

Debugging R code 1: letting R find your data

Debugging R code 2: unreported errors

Replication and sample size

Conveying uncertainty with confidence intervals while not obscuring the data

Differences in means

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