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R MASTERCLASS | Q4 2024 (Oct-Dec)
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WEEK 1 (PREWORK DUE BEFORE FIRST CLASS)
Welcome to the Masterclass2 Topics|2 Quizzes -
Using ChatGPT1 Quiz
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R basics revision3 Quizzes
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Learn to Type Fast! (optional)
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WORKSHOP 1 | Tidyverse and R Markdown Revision | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 2 (PREWORK DUE WED, 9 OCT)Cohort Notes on the Git Lesson
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Git & GitHub for R Users1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 2 | GitHub Practice | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 3 (PREWORK DUE WED, 16 OCT)HTML Documents & Quarto1 Topic
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Publishing HTMLs with GitHub Pages1 Topic
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Creating a Personal Website (optional)
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WORKSHOP 3 | Build your own Data Report | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 4 (PREWORK DUE WED, 23 OCT)Joining 1: Intro to Joining Datasets1 Topic
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Joining 2: Mismatched Values, One-to-Many & Multi-Key Joins1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 4 | Joining Datasets | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 5 (PREWORK DUE WED, 30 OCT)Recognizing and Formatting Dates1 Topic
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String Manipulation1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 5 | Dates & Strings | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 6 (PREWORK DUE WED, 6 NOV)Snippet | The dplyr::across function
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Data Cleaning 1: Data Diagnostics1 Topic
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Data Cleaning 2: Fixing Inconsistencies1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 6 | Data Cleaning | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 7 (PREWORK DUE WED, 13 NOV)For Loops1 Topic
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Functions and Conditionals1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 7 | For Loops & Functions | RMC Q4 2024
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WEEK 8 (PREWORK DUE WED, 20 NOV)Snippet | Intro to Simple Features Data
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Thematic Maps1 Topic
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Physical Features1 Topic
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Density Maps1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 8 | Geospatial Visualization | RMC Q4 2024
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WORKSHOP 9 (PREWORK DUE WED, 27 NOV)Snippet | Sources of Map Data
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Shapefile Data1 Topic
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Boundary Data1 Topic
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Layers1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 9 | Advanced Geospatial Visualization | RMC Q4 2024
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WORKSHOP 10 (PREWORK DUE WED, 4 DEC)Dashboards with Quarto1 Topic
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WORKSHOP 10 | Dashboards with Quarto | RMC Q4 2024
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FINAL PROJECT (DUE SUN, 12 JAN)Final Project | RMC Q4 2024
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WORKSHOP 11 | Progress Check | RMC Q4 2024
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Publishing HTMLs with GitHub Pages
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I have been getting this error message while trying to render my .qmd file. @Kene, kindly assist.
Hmm the code looks fine to me so I’m not sure. Can you paste all the code from your qmd into a comment here?
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title: “HTML Intro”
subtitle: “Introduction to using HTML documents”
author: “Haruna Aremu”
date: “2025-04-09”
theme: yeti
—
{r setup, include=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE)
pacman::p_load(reactable, tidyverse, plotly)
# What makes HTML reports so great?
## Interactive tables
For example, reactable.
{r}
reactable(infert)
## Interactive plots
{r}
education_plot <- ggplot(data = infert, aes(x=education,
fill= education))+
geom_bar()
education_plot %>%
ggplotly()
# Why are HTML reports so rich?
Leverage the full power of web technologies.
– HTML: HyperText Markup Language
– CSS: Cascading Style Sheet
– Javascript
Could you try starting with an empty qmd, rendering that, then progressively adding a bit more code to your empty document, rendering each time, until you get an error.
This kind of progressive troubleshooting can help pinpoint exactly where the problem occurs.
Thank you very much for this Kene. Appreciate