Baltimore R Training

Accelebrate's on-site R training courses are taught at locations throughout the Baltimore area and other Maryland venues.

R is a powerful language for statistical computing and graphics that runs on all major modern operating systems. In recent years, R Programming’s popularity has grown enormously in a wide range of fields, including biostatistics, finance, sales analytics, and more. It is open source software governed by the GNU General Public License.

Accelebrate has the perfect private, on-site R course to teach your group how to use R programming to compute statistics and generate charts, graphs, and other data representations. Our instructors have years of intensive field experience with R and would enjoy tailoring your class to your team's specific use of R.

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Our Baltimore R Training Courses

Introduction to R Programming

Introduction to R for Programmers

Advanced R Programming

Analyzing Big Data with R Programming

R Programming and Tableau Integration

Building R Web Applications with Shiny

Introduction to Bayesian Inference with R

MOC 20773 - Analyzing Big Data with Microsoft R

MOC 20774 - Perform Cloud Data Science with Azure Machine Learning

In Baltimore and elsewhere in Maryland, we have trained for:

Army Evaluation Center in Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
Baltimore City Public Schools in Baltimore, Maryland
FBI in Cheverly, Maryland
FDA in Silver Spring, Maryland
JCIE/Army in Mount Airy, Maryland
Social Security Administration in Baltimore, Maryland
Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland
US Army Material Systems Analysis Activity (AMSAA) in Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
US Army Research Laboratory in Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
Westat in Rockville, Maryland

Here is feedback from a past student in Maryland:

This was one of the best training classes I have had. Well organized and excellent instructor. Kept it interesting.
Sherry Panzer, National Agricultural Library, USDA, Beltsville, Maryland