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OUR FOUNDATION COURSES

            EQUIP YOURSELF WITH ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR RESEARCH AND STEM APPLICATIONS

STEM Foundations Programs

Duration: Each course is 10 hours, completed over ten 1-hour sessions.


Format: Small group (4-5 students) with personalized mentorship and hands-on projects.

Our Python and R Foundation courses are designed to give students a robust introduction to programming with applications tailored for STEM fields, including digital chemistry and computational biology. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills before advanced studies, these courses lay the groundwork for data analysis, visualization, and scientific problem-solving.

Python for STEM Foundations

Course Objective: 

Learn Python fundamentals for scientific data analysis and problem-solving.

 

Session Highlights:

  • Basics of Python syntax and programming.

  • Control structures and creating functions.

  • Data manipulation with Pandas and Numpy.

  • Data visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn.

  • Real-world STEM project using Python.

R for STEM Foundations

Course Objective:
Gain foundational skills in R for data analysis, visualization, and statistical computing.

Session Highlights:

  • Data types and basic operations in R.

  • Basic statistical analysis and hypothesis testing.

  • Advanced visualization techniques with ggplot2.

  • Real-world STEM project using R.

Why Choose Us?

  • Small Groups & Personalized Support: Work closely with mentors in small groups, receiving guidance tailored to your learning pace and goals.

  • Practical, Real-World Applications: Our course projects are based on actual research and industry applications, preparing you for advanced study or internships.

  • Course Materials Included: Receive all necessary course resources, including datasets, code templates, and hands-on exercises to practice and reinforce your learning.

Ready to Begin?

  • Start building your skills in Python and R—foundational tools in computational biology, data science, and digital chemistry.
     

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