E21-30: R Programming for Analytical Chemistry

One-Day Course
Tuesday, November 16; 8:30am – 5:00pm

Dr. David Gosser, The City College of New York, New York, NY

COURSE DESCRIPTION
The R computer language has become a premier language for scientific data analysis.  This course will present the fundamentals of R utilizing the easily accessed and free RStudio Cloud.  The use of R to  simulate, analyze, and visualize experimental data will be explored.  Participants will have literature based, hands-on experience with linear, non-linear, and  partial least squares regression, and Monte-Carlo analysis

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is suitable for anyone desiring to get a solid introduction to R programming and available statistical packages.

TOPICS
  1. R Programming  Basics
  2. Simulation of Experiments
  3. Statistical Analysis of Experimental Data
  4. Visualization of  Data and Regression Analysis

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Dr. David Gosser is  a Professor of Chemistry at the City College of New York, specializing in Electrochemical  Analysis and Chemical Education. He is author of a widely cited monograph and included computer program CVSIM  “Cyclic Voltammetry: Simulation and Analysis of Reaction Mechanisms” (1445 Google Citations)  and is the founder of the “Peer-led Team Learning” (PLTL) model for teaching and learning Chemistry.