Reproducible report
Publish a full analysis in Quarto or R Markdown on an open dataset, from code to final chart.
Future statisticians or applied researchers working in R.
The full R analysis pipeline, from import to reproducible publishing, then modern regression, GLMs and Bayesian inference.
Skill labels as listed on Coursera.
Stated prerequisites: Some programming experience (any language); mathematics up to algebra
| Course | Level | Length | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Data Scientist's Toolbox | — | 18 h | 4.6 (34,111) |
| R Programming | Intermediate | 58 h | 4.5 (22,379) |
| Getting and Cleaning Data | — | 20 h | 4.5 (8,081) |
| Exploratory Data Analysis | — | 56 h | 4.7 (6,092) |
| Reproducible Research | — | 8 h | 4.6 (4,188) |
| Statistical Inference | — | 55 h | 4.2 (4,456) |
| Regression Models | — | 54 h | 4.4 (3,377) |
| Practical Machine Learning | — | 8 h | 4.5 (3,269) |
| Developing Data Products | — | 10 h | 4.6 (2,266) |
| Data Science Capstone | — | 6 h | 4.5 (1,242) |
Stated prerequisites: Calculus, basic linear algebra and probability theory
| Course | Level | Length | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modern Regression Analysis in R | Intermediate | 45 h | 4.3 (40) |
| ANOVA and Experimental Design | Intermediate | 40 h | 4.0 (23) |
| Generalized Linear Models and Nonparametric Regression | Intermediate | 42 h | 4.2 (26) |
| Course | Level | Length | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bayesian Statistics: From Concept to Data Analysis | Intermediate | 11 h | 4.6 (3,233) |
| Bayesian Statistics: Techniques and Models | Intermediate | 30 h | 4.8 (498) |
| Bayesian Statistics: Mixture Models | Intermediate | 22 h | 4.5 (63) |
| Bayesian Statistics: Time Series Analysis | Intermediate | 19 h | 4.3 (18) |
| Bayesian Statistics: Capstone Project | Advanced | 12 h | 4.5 (10) |
This path takes 514 hours, about 12 months at 10 hours a week. A Coursera Plus subscription gives access to most of its courses during that time.
Publish a full analysis in Quarto or R Markdown on an open dataset, from code to final chart.
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