Every reference topic below pulls its number, title, and description straight from that file’s YAML frontmatter (topic_number:, description:). The number matches the folder it lives in (01_libraries, 02_reading_writing, …) — nothing here is hand-typed.
| Topic # | Topic | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Common Code 01 — Libraries | Every R package used in the course, grouped by purpose, with a one-time install script so you never re-run install.packages() by accident. |
| 018 | Common Code 08 — Custom ggplot2 Themes | How to use and resuse themes for cleaning up graphs |
| 02 | Common Code 02 — Reading and Writing Files | Read and write CSV and Excel files, clean names with janitor, and save a tidy copy — the full raw-to-clean pipeline in one script. |
| 03 | Common Code 03 — Basic ggplot2 | The basics of using ggplot |
| 04 | Common Code 04 — Filter and Select | how to clean up rows and columns of data |
| 05 | Common Code 05 — mutate() | how to do math and add columns based on calculations or mutations |
| 06 | Common Code 06 — Pivoting Data | how to switch from wide to long and long to wide data |
| 07 | Common Code 07 — Advanced Plotting | More advanced plotting with ggplot |
| 09 | Common Code 09 — Descriptive Statistics | Descriptive statistics 3 ways |
| 10 | Common Code 10 — Two-Sample t-Test | How to do T-Tests |
| 11 | Common Code 11 — Correlation and Simple Linear Regression | How to do a linear regreession in R and interpret the output and test assumptions |
| 12 | Common Code 12 — One-Way ANOVA | A one way ANOVA in R with assumptions and post F tests |
| 13 | Common Code 13 — Joining Data Frames | How to join dataframes into a new one |
| 14 | Common Code 14 — Dates with lubridate | How to work with dates |
| 15 | Common Code 15 — Strings and Factors | How to arrange and work with factors |
| 16 | Common Code 16 — Writing Functions | Making functions or your own short commands |
| 17 | Common Code 1 7— Iteration with purrr | How to redo things over and over |
| 18 | Common Code 18 — Quarto Document Basics | Markdown programming the easy way |
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