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R: How can I perform univariate analysis?

Friday, October 16 at 9:30 am - 11:00 am Add to Calendar 2026-10-16 09:30:00 2026-10-16 11:00:00 R: How can I perform univariate analysis? About the session This session will cover:  function arguments summarizing continuous variables confidence intervals for population means summarizing categorical variables This is the third session in the A Slower Introduction to R workshop series. Registration and reminders Please register for the course by clicking the registration button at the bottom of the page. We suggest adding the event, with the Zoom link, to your calendar when you receive your confirmation email. ☺️  About the series A Slower Introduction to R is a 7-session workshop series on R, focusing on common data-related tasks. Each session will involve short presentations interspersed with hands-on exercises. We do not assume any prior experience with R or programming.  The website for the workshop series, which includes slides and other course material, is here. About the instructor The instructor, Yea-Hung Chen, PhD, MS, has more than 10 years of experience teaching R to the UCSF community. He designed and taught UCSF's first-ever R course (Biostat 213) and taught the introductory biostatistics course for UCSF's MS in Global Health program (GHS 207).    UCSF Library [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public

About the session

This session will cover: 

  • function arguments
  • summarizing continuous variables
  • confidence intervals for population means
  • summarizing categorical variables

This is the third session in the A Slower Introduction to R workshop series.

Registration and reminders

Please register for the course by clicking the registration button at the bottom of the page. We suggest adding the event, with the Zoom link, to your calendar when you receive your confirmation email. ☺️ 

About the series

A Slower Introduction to R is a 7-session workshop series on R, focusing on common data-related tasks. Each session will involve short presentations interspersed with hands-on exercises.

We do not assume any prior experience with R or programming. 

The website for the workshop series, which includes slides and other course material, is here.

About the instructor

The instructor, Yea-Hung Chen, PhD, MS, has more than 10 years of experience teaching R to the UCSF community. He designed and taught UCSF's first-ever R course (Biostat 213) and taught the introductory biostatistics course for UCSF's MS in Global Health program (GHS 207).