hw01 ready for grading

[NSKrstic]

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https://github.com/NSKrstic/STAT545-hw01-Krstic-Nikolas/blob/master/hw01_gapminder.md

[gbraich]

Mark: ✓+

Review:

README -Nice overview including detailing past experience with R and providing some introductory details -Using Markdown syntax including headers, dividers, bullets, bold and italics made the README easy to read -Nikolas also showed creativity in including an embedded gif and quotation -Had a very through explanation about how edits to the README.md were made -Described making changes locally, pushing/pulling and also linked to the resource he used -Gave some helpful comments on merge conflicts (it’s nice to have this insight from someone who had used Github with collaborators) -Nikolas also commented on how he created the R Markdown document and gave some insight into suppressing different outputs

Gapminder Exploration -Went above and beyond the requirements of the homework assignment -Code was well commented on, and included headings for the various queries into the Gapminder dataset -Included two separate plots which illustrated their points well, included titles, axis titles, and displayed creativity in showing new functions that we have not yet learned in class (eg. 5 year intervals, averages) for both life expectancy and GDP per capita -the code for these plots was not included in the .md file but was in the .Rmd file (I only mention this as I wanted to learn these functions myself after seeing them used)

[OliviaTabares]

Peer review assesment: Mark: ✓+ Nikolas was able to modify the README file succesfully, incorporating several elements of markdown syntax. He also had the recommended workflow discussed in class of making changes locally in R studio and then pulling+pushing them to github, he also provided links to resources he used which is most appreciated. Last, I was thrilled to read that he is into boardgames because I am as well (maybe we can play sometime?) As for the gapminder, he did two exploratory plots showing his knowledge of graphic arguments in R, he also did a statistic summary of the variables. I would have liked to read his interpretation of this plots and statistics in the context of the database, but he covered thoroughly the requirements

[ksedivyhaley]

Correctly named issue: Yes Link to work to be reviewed: Yes Use 4 or more aspects of markdown: Yes (headers, list, images, quote, link) Reflections / how it was done: Yes Gapminder exploration: Yes

Comments:

• Clear and complete README, thanks for linking the Markdown tutorial.
• Merge conflicts shouldn't be as much of an issue in this class since everyone will be working in their own repos.
• Please do not hide your code in your md file! It's good that you know how to do this, and you may want to hide the code if you are writing a report for non-coders to read. But in this class, it just makes it harder for markers and peer reviewers to figure out what you are doing.
• Figures are original and clear.

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