Resources

The main two resources for this class are:

These two references should be your go-to material. You will also be offered extra credit for submitting corrections or suggestions to the online textbooks.
If you would like to go further, here are just a few curated resources that should be helpful for the course.

Resources for learning statistics

Resources for learning R

There are a ton of people interested in learning R these days, and a lot of resources have popped up to help out:

Solving problems

If you encounter an error when learning to program in R, it’s almost certain that someone else has encountered the same problem in the past. Usually, pasting the text of the error message into a Google search is sufficient to help find the answer.

Sources for interesting datasets

The TAs have identified many interesting and easier to manipulate datasets here. In addition, we can recommend:

R Notebooks