Introduction to Business Analytics and RStudio
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What is the primary goal of business analytics?

  • To create graphical outputs for presentations
  • To focus solely on cleaning data
  • To gather, inspect, and model data for decision making (correct)
  • To gather and store data without analysis
  • Which of the following best describes R?

  • A basic programming language without graphical capabilities
  • An integrated suite of packages for various data analysis tasks (correct)
  • A commercial software for data handling
  • A system limited to Windows operating only
  • Which component of RStudio allows users to write code?

  • Environment
  • Script Window (correct)
  • Console
  • Graphical Output
  • What is one of the main benefits of using business analytics?

    <p>Improved customer experience</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In RStudio, what does the console display?

    <p>The output of executed code</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What task is NOT typically associated with the roles in business analytics?

    <p>Only cleaning the data</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does EDA stand for in the context of data analysis?

    <p>Exploratory Data Analysis</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which platform is R NOT available on?

    <p>iOS</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Study Notes

    Course Introduction

    • Analytical skills are developed for understanding trends in data.
    • Topics include exploratory data analysis (EDA), data visualization, handling missing data, statistics, and linear regression.
    • R is an integrated suite of software packages for data handling, data manipulation, statistical analysis, and graphical analysis.
    • It's open-source and free on all platforms (macOS, Windows, Linux).
    • RStudio provides an integrated development environment (IDE) for R.
    • RStudio's GUI displays in four windows: script (code), console (output), environment (variables), and plots (graphics).

    Overview of RStudio

    • R is a programming language for data analysis.
    • RStudio is its IDE.
    • RStudio allows code writing and result viewing.

    Introduction to Business Analytics

    • Business analytics is data collection, inspection, cleaning, transformation, and modeling to extract meaningful insights.
    • 2021 data volume: 80ZB, projected 2025 volume: 175.2ZB
    • Data sources include documents, apps, social media, sensors, logs, and archives.
    • Business analytics improves efficiency, productivity, decision-making, financial performance, customer experience, and revenue streams.
    • Roles include understanding problems, collecting data, cleaning data, analyzing data, identifying trends, and generating reports.

    Business Analyst Skills

    • Data cleaning involves detecting and correcting inaccurate data (e.g., removing retweets, handling missing data).
    • Exploratory data analysis (EDA) is a process of organizing and understanding data; examples include date formatting adjustments.

    Types of Statistics

    • Descriptive statistics describe data features (mean, median, mode, range, variance, standard deviation, IQR).
    • Inferential statistics uses sample data to make inferences about a population.

    Data Visualization

    • Data visualization uses charts, graphs, and dashboards to represent data visually.
    • Techniques include scatter plots, histograms, line charts, and bar charts to show relationships, distributions, and trends.

    Data Visualization in R (ggplot2)

    • ggplot2 is an R package used for data visualization using a grammar of graphics approach.
    • It allows building plots by combining various components, including data, aesthetics, geometry (visual representation), coordinate system, and facets.

    Data Importing and Wording

    • R can read different data formats, like CSV, using the data() function.
    • Functions like head(), tail(), and str() are helpful with exploring initial data.
    • Packages like readr can be used to handle different data formats.

    Business Analytics Types

    • Descriptive: understanding what happened.
    • Predictive: predicting what will happen.
    • Prescriptive: determining best actions to take.

    Business Analytics Lifecycle

    • Defining business requirements,
    • Data collection, data cleaning, and exploration,
    • Data analysis,
    • Developing insights,
    • Creating reports and visuals.

    Business Analytics Tools

    • Python, Tableau, Spark, RapidMiner, Excel, and Google Developers Tools.

    Business Analytics Domains

    • Travel, marketing, healthcare, social media, sales, automation, and credit/insurance.

    R Commands and Data Structures

    • Basic R commands and creating different data structures (vectors, data frames).
    • Working with data frames (displaying columns, rows, or specific values).

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    This quiz covers the fundamentals of business analytics and the R programming language. Topics include data analysis techniques, exploratory data analysis (EDA), and the RStudio IDE. Gain insights into handling large data volumes and effective data visualization.

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