Courses

  • Spring: DSDA 1995: Data & Society Using R

    DSDA 1995 Data and Society using R

    Are you interested in data science,  learning more about the R programming language, or exploring  the new Data Science and Applied Data Analysis majors?  Consider enrolling in DSDA 1995-001   (Data Science Society using R) this semester.  

    This course requires no prior experience with programming.  It is a good fit for students interested in exploring issues of analysis of social data, and is especially appropriate for those who may be considering careers in public administration, public policy, policy analysis, or considering graduate school in social and behavioral sciences.  

    Meets  Monday 4:00-6:30pm in SHH308 

    For more information, contact: Jason Byers at Jason.byers@uconn.edu

    For more information, contact: Jason Byers at jason.byers@uconn.edu

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