Tidybiology: Introduction to Biological Data Science in R - Fall 2019 - Class06
Channel: Data-Driven Hypothesis
Date: 16/11/2019

Class 06 wraps up this lecture series and has student presentations demonstrating all they learned from the tidybiology course.

This class is part of a workshop that provides an introduction to the emerging field of Data Science in R, including data analysis and visualization, with a particular focus on its utility for biological insight. Students will be provided with biological datasets, and introduced to R packages and code used to examine data. In the first half of each class, students will be lectured on methods and shown demonstrations; in the second half of each class, students will use tools to analyze real data; laptop computers are required. Methods for filtering, sorting, and transforming data will be discussed along with visualization tools and options. Particular attention will be paid to code interpretation and data provenance methods by learning to generate reproducible data output files. For a final project, students will be given a new dataset to analyze using the tools learned during the course, and will share findings with the class in a short oral presentation. Although specific datasets will be used for analysis in class, this workshop will provide broadly applicable tools to reproducibly analyze and visualize data across the biological sciences. 

Course materials are located at: https://github.com/hirscheylab/tidybiology-lectures