August 2021. Holding pen for some submissions I made while working through courses in the [Clinical Data Science Specialization](https://www.cu.edu/mooc/Clinical_Data_Science) offered by [The University of Colorado](https://cctsi.cuanschutz.edu/). My plan is to revisit these projects and notes at a later date and recompile and reformat.

February 2021. Holding pen for some submissions I made while working through courses in the [Clinical Data Science Specialization](https://www.cu.edu/mooc/Clinical_Data_Science) offered by [The University of Colorado](https://cctsi.cuanschutz.edu/). My plan is to revisit these projects and notes at a later date and recompile and reformat.

Draft notes made while working through Biostatistics by Example Using SAS Studio by Ron Cody, using the SAS programmer interface. All SAS content and materials belongs to them, not me. Afterwards, I will use R to complete representative activities.

Notes made while working through the "Analyzing Census Bureau Data in SAS Studio" video course hosted by the US Census Bureau, working the way I would normally use SAS (programmer mode). Though not covered by the course, sample code for pulling data via API with proc http is also provided. As an extension of this work, relevant portions of the workflow is being implemented in R including a spin at the TidyCensus package for pulling data via API.

Part of Kevin Hartman's Introduction to Business Analytics: Communicating with Data course, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Data from COVID-19 Vaccination Demographics in the United States, Updated February 2, 2022 https://data.cdc.gov/Vaccinations/COVID-19-Vaccination-Demographics-in-the-United-St/km4m-vcsb

DRAFT Notes from the "Applying Data Analytics in Accounting" course, Business Analytics Specialization, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

DRAFT Notes from the "Building on the SIR Model" course, Infectious Disease Modelling Specialization, Imperial College London

DRAFT Notes from the "Interventions and Calibration" course, Infectious Disease Modelling Specialization, Imperial College London

DRAFT Notes from the "Developing the SIR Model" course, Infectious Disease Modelling Specialization, Imperial College London

Reproducibility Course, Module 5, Final

Reproducibility Course, Module 5, Project 1, Test 2

Reproducibility Course, Module 5, Project 1, Test 1

Data Visualization Capstone, Course 5 Week 3

Coursework for peer review

Coursework for peer review

Coursework for peer review

Coursework for peer review