Using RSQLite and Shiny Applications to Solve Business Problems In-Person
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- Date:
- Wednesday, November 18, 2020
- Time:
- 7:00pm - 8:30pm
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Libraries:
- Remote
- Audience:
- Faculty, PostDocs, Researchers, Grad Students Students, Faculty, Staff & Community Members
- Type:
- Data Services classes
This workshop is designed to present a real-life business case where a one-stop-shop application bridges the gaps along the operations line from the back-end to the business sides. With R database management packages and Shiny applications, this workshop will walk you through the steps to create such an application.
Skills Taught / Learning Outcomes:
- Building a one-stop-shop to handle requests arising from real-life business scenarios, including database query, analytics, visualizations, interactive dashboards, and other ad hoc requests
- Learning to connect to database management systems and database query with relevant R packages
- Creating and deploying Shiny applications to solve business problems
Participants will be making an application that resembles this business intelligence dashboard.
Before the class:
Please install the following packages for this session.
install.packages(c('DT','leaflet','RSQLite','scales','shiny','shinyjs','shinythemes','shinyWidgets','tidyverse','plotly','ggplot2','forecast','maps'))
