In this third and final course of the "Expressway to Data Science: R Programming and Tidyverse" specialization you will reinforce and display your R and tidyverse skills by completing an analysis of COVID-19 data! Here is a chance to apply your skills to a real-world dataset that has effected all of us.
R Programming and Tidyverse Capstone Project
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R Programming and Tidyverse Capstone Project
This course is part of Expressway to Data Science: R Programming and Tidyverse Specialization
Instructor: Jane Wall
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Utilize R programming to import, clean, and tidy data
Analyze and interpret data using R programming
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There are 3 modules in this course
This week, you will be introduced to the capstone project, and complete Part 1 of the project. In Part 1, you will import COVID-19 data provided by the New York Times to analyze how COVID-19 impacted the United States through case and death statistics.
What's included
2 readings1 peer review1 ungraded lab
Last week, you analyzed the number of cases and deaths throughout the United States. This week, you will turn your attention to specific states of your choice to understand how case and deaths rates differed state by state.
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1 reading1 peer review1 ungraded lab
COVID-19 was a global pandemic and during this final week you will import global COVID-19 data from Johns Hopkins University to investigate COVID-19 cases and deaths in other countries.
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