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DS4PS / cpp-523-spr-2020

Course shell for CPP 523 Foundations of Program Evaluation I for Spring 2020.
https://ds4ps.org/cpp-523-spr-2020/
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I have issues #2

Open lecy opened 4 years ago

lecy commented 4 years ago

I have a question about Lab 22, Part 3....

↑ Note the Write and Preview modes at the top left of the dialogue box when editing.

Format code and math with fences:

your code here

y = b0 + b1•X1 + b2•X2 + e

Markdown syntax can be found HERE. You can also use the formatting features in the menu bar above.

You can create a bullet for multiplication by typing •:

•

If you copy it in the Preview mode you can paste it back into your formula in the Write view.

babsr commented 4 years ago

My name is Babs Ramsey and my favorite formula is a^2 + b^2 = c^2 because I can remember it.

ghost commented 4 years ago

My name is Taylor Shreeve and I my favorite formula is y=mx+b since I have experience with it and its easy to remember.

RTrehern-ASU commented 4 years ago

My name is Mike Trehern. I don't have a favorite mathematical formula per se, but I use (Sin θ = W/L) frequently for work.

itsapara commented 4 years ago

Thank you Babs and Mike, for opening our board. Babs, what is interesting to remember since we will be using partially R in our class, is that exponents can also be denoted with ** in R. a**2+b**2 = c**2 , of course the Markdown notation that you used is widely acceptable from all programming languages, R bets to differ in many ways

RTrehern-ASU commented 4 years ago

Is there a way to access R through ASU, or should we subscribe to the program on our own? Thanks.

lecy commented 4 years ago

@RTrehern-ASU most students are taking CPP 523 and CPP 526 together, and much of the R background is covered in 526. I tried to make it a little more explicit by adding a reference section on the schedule:

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R is completely free. You need to install R and R Studio desktop. You can find them at these links:

https://cran.rstudio.com/ https://rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/

RTrehern-ASU commented 4 years ago

Professor Lecy, Thank you for the quick response and the links.

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@RTrehern-ASU https://github.com/RTrehern-ASU most students are taking CPP 523 and CPP 526 together, and much of the R background is covered in

  1. I tried to make it a little more explicit by adding a reference section on the schedule:

[image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1209099/72385843-86797300-36dd-11ea-846c-5e73e6f9badf.png

R is completely free. You need to install R and R Studio desktop. You can find them at these links:

https://cran.rstudio.com/ https://rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/

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itsapara commented 4 years ago

We will soon have a meeting where I will also give you a tour on R through a live session in zoom. You will get an invitation through Canvas.

m-allgood commented 4 years ago

My name is Michelle. I don't have a favorite formula, but I hope to find one in this class!

VanessaOlmos commented 4 years ago

Hello my name is Vanessa Olmos and my favorite favorite formula is y = m*x + b because I work with 7th and 8th middle school students and this is the formula that they use a lot in their math class.

itsapara commented 4 years ago

Hello, R and R studio is a free domain language and wrapper. You can download it and install it in your PC and use it locally. We will run a live session on a review of R studio. But at the mean time follow the links that Professor Levy posted to cram.org to install it. Thanks

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feckstein commented 4 years ago

Hello, Felicia here!

Sorry, I do not have a favorite equation because I find four-letter-words (like math) offensive and feel ignorant when I do not grasp certain concepts. Particularly where numbers, letters and symbols are all combined in one sequence .... oye, this program may just be the death of me!?

Cheers,

Felicia

lecy commented 4 years ago

@feckstein You will do fine!

Niagara1000 commented 4 years ago

Hi everyone! I finally was able to view the course schedule, and now I am finally here in the right place. My favorite equation is y = mx + b . I used it so many times during college, and I will never forget it.

Niagara1000 commented 4 years ago

Also, my name is Archana. Nice to meet everyone!

Sean-In-The-Library commented 4 years ago

Hello friends, my name is Sean. I do not have a favorite formula because I do not remember any from undergrad.

gitamanda commented 4 years ago

Hello, my name is Amanda. My favorite formula is the Pythogrean theorum: a^2 + b^2 = c^2. My post is late because I just discovered this forum while troubleshooting Lab 02. Nice to meet everyone.