Git repo/package to be delivered before presentation on week 15
Dr. Wiggins's instructions from the syllabus (with key pts in bold):
Your full Git package documents all the work underlying your project, and will be graded much more closely than other deliverables. You will create a directory in your repository that includes, at a minimum, the following content:
Fully commented data cleaning documentation and/or scripts, including data source location,
Fully commented analysis script and any outputs that it generates, which can be combined with the data cleaning document,
A written summary (up to 500 words) that includes:
Your audience and the decisions your analysis targets,
Brief description of the source data and processing (up to a paragraph each),
A figure (plot) from your analysis,
Your interpretation of the plot (up to a paragraph),
A persuasive argument for a decision your audience should make based on your results,
Any presentation slides or materials that you created, and
A brief document summarizing contributorship to the individual project deliverables for the entire project (who did what), which should be fairly consistent with Git version history.
In other words, it should include all of your other deliverables (except the work plan) and translate your presentation to a written format, along with a description of how team members contributed to the project. This can all be accomplished with a single document generated by R Studio (preferred); however, you can also create a set of files. The goal is generating a replicable analysis presented as a polished final product that is well organized and easy to understand. Any additional specifications will be discussed in class, and you are encouraged to bring up questions sooner rather than later so unforeseen issues don't trip us all up.
Git repo/package to be delivered before presentation on week 15
Dr. Wiggins's instructions from the syllabus (with key pts in bold):