In elinw/lehmansociology: Tools for Sociology Students Using R

Lehmansociology is a package that we are creating as we develop the course Sociology 345 Quantitative Analysis of Sociological Data at Lehman College.

In this package we are mainly relying on base r plus the family of somewhat related packages that includes ggplot2, knitr, dplyr, broom, and printr. We also use a few other packages such as Googlesheets for reading data, printr and xtable for nice tables and maps for creating maps.

Our goal is to be as simple as we can but not too simple. We choose these packages rather than educationally-oriented packages because they are more useful if students try to do data analysis in the workplace or in other classes.

The vignettes are going to show some important examples of how to use this package.

Making Graphs
Univariate Statistics
Regression
Making Tables
Using Frequency()

elinw/lehmansociology documentation built on May 16, 2019, 3 a.m.