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Over the next few months we’re running a number of R courses at London, Leeds and Newcastle.
- September 2016 (Newcastle)
- Sept 12th: Introduction to R
- Sept 13th: Statistical modelling
- Sept 14th: Programming with R
- Sept 15th: Efficient R: speeding up your code
- Sept 16th: Advanced graphics
- October 2016 (London)
- Oct 3rd: Introduction to R
- Oct 4th: Programming with R
- Oct 5, 6th: Predictive analytics
- Oct 7th: Building an R package
- November 2016 (Leeds)
- Nov 21st, 22nd: Predictive analytics
- Nov 23rd: Building an R package
- December 2016 (London)
- December 5th, 6th: Advanced programming. Held at the Royal Statistical Society (booking form).
- January 2017 (Newcastle)
- Jan 16th: Introduction to R
- Jan 17th: Statistical modelling
- Jan 18th: Programming with R
- Jan 19th: Efficient R: speeding up your code
- Jan 20th: Advanced graphics
See the website for course description. Any questions, feel free to contact me: csgillespie@gmail.com
On site courses available on request.
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