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DS Lab

The DSPC3201 Data Science Laboratory course focuses on providing practical experience in R programming and data visualization. Students will learn to install R/RStudio, manipulate data, create various data structures, and utilize visualization techniques, culminating in the creation of Tableau workbooks. Key topics include data manipulation, plotting, and connecting to data sources.

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DS Lab

The DSPC3201 Data Science Laboratory course focuses on providing practical experience in R programming and data visualization. Students will learn to install R/RStudio, manipulate data, create various data structures, and utilize visualization techniques, culminating in the creation of Tableau workbooks. Key topics include data manipulation, plotting, and connecting to data sources.

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DSPC3201 DATA SCIENCE LABORATORY (0-0-3)

Course Objectives :
This course aims to provide hands-on experience in R programming and data visualization. Students will learn to
install and use R/RStudio, manipulate data, create various data structures, and apply loops and functions. They will
explore data visualization techniques, implement graphical representations, and connect to data sources,
culminating in creating and saving Tableau workbooks.

1) Installing R and R studio


2) Basic operations in R
3) Getting data into R, Basic data manipulation, Loading Data into R.
4) Basic plotting.
5) Loops and functions.
6) Create Vectors, Lists, Arrays, Matrices, Data frames and operations on them.
7) Demonstrate the visualization and graphics using visualization packages.
8) Implement Loop functions with lappy(), sapply(), tapply(), apply(), mapply().
9) Explore data using Single Variables: Unimodal, Bimodal, Histograms, Density Plots, Bar charts.
10) Explore data using two Variables: Line plots, Scatter Plots, smoothing cures, Bar charts.
11) Connect to data Sources.
12) Create Univariate Charts, Bivariate and Multivariate charts.
13) Create Maps.
14) Calculate user-defined fields.
15) Save a workbook on a Tableau server and web.

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