R Programming Workshop: Data Analysis and Visualisation
Join us for an engaging workshop on R Software programming (exclusively for Ahmedabad University students) designed to boost your skills in data analysis and visualisation. This hands-on session will cover essential R techniques, including data manipulation, statistical analysis, and creating impactful visualisations. Whether you are a beginner or have some prior knowledge, this workshop will provide you with practical experience to help you make the most of your data.
Date: Saturday, April 19, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM IST
Venue: Room 004, School of Arts and Sciences, Central Campus
Workshop Highlights
- Learn the fundamentals of R Software programming
- Hands-on exercises with real-world data
- Explore powerful data visualisation techniques
- Gain insights into efficient data workflows
Speakers
Chetkar Jha
Assistant Professor
School of Arts and Sciences and
Bagchi School of Public Health
PhD (University of Missouri)
Research Interests: Bayesian Analysis, Nonparametric Bayesian Analysis, Network Analysis, High-Dimensional Data Analysis, Missing Data Analysis, Applications of Random Matrix Theory, Optimisation Problems, Genomics, Single-Cell Datasets
Assistant Professor
School of Arts and Sciences and
Bagchi School of Public Health
PhD (University of Missouri)
Research Interests: Bayesian Analysis, Nonparametric Bayesian Analysis, Network Analysis, High-Dimensional Data Analysis, Missing Data Analysis, Applications of Random Matrix Theory, Optimisation Problems, Genomics, Single-Cell Datasets
Keita Omi
Assistant Professor
School of Arts and Sciences
PhD (University of Utah)
Research Interests: International Relations (IR), Government Secrecy, Comparative Politics (CP), Asian Politics (Myanmar and India), Ethnography, Political Psychology, Undergraduate Pedagogy
Assistant Professor
School of Arts and Sciences
PhD (University of Utah)
Research Interests: International Relations (IR), Government Secrecy, Comparative Politics (CP), Asian Politics (Myanmar and India), Ethnography, Political Psychology, Undergraduate Pedagogy
Neelanjan Sircar
Associate Professor
School of Arts and Sciences
PhD (Columbia University)
Research Interests: Indian Political Economy and Comparative Political Behaviour with an Eye to Bayesian Statistics, Causal Inference, Social Network Analysis, and Game Theory.
Associate Professor
School of Arts and Sciences
PhD (Columbia University)
Research Interests: Indian Political Economy and Comparative Political Behaviour with an Eye to Bayesian Statistics, Causal Inference, Social Network Analysis, and Game Theory.
