Closed aditi48n closed 1 year ago
Hi Aditi, thank you for the feedback. It's greatly appreciated for the upcoming milestones. However, I did want to bring up some issues with the grading. These are described below:
Hi Robin,
Thank you for message. I can give you an explanation for my grading, if you still disagree I can revisit and see what to do. Does that sound reasonable?
For the first point you have raised, I have already sent a message to Florencia as it was in the grading rubric but not mentioned as part of the instructions so it didnt seem fair to deduct marks. I am yet to hear from her but as soon as I do, I will adjust the grade.
I have provided feedback and grades based on a rubric set by the professor. The rubric included grammatical errors so teams can correct them going forward. I cannot pinpoint to all instances but one instance from your readme is the following sentence- "Initial exploratory data analysis (EDA) will include investigating the data such as finding and replacing any missing values, and tables that summarize key info such as column datatypes and generate descriptive statistics will also be created."
For the last two points, the instructions for the milestone clearly state the requirement for captions. https://pages.github.ubc.ca/MDS-2022-23/DSCI_522_dsci-workflows_students/materials/assignments/milestone1.html If you look under section 4. Exploratory data analysis in a literate code document, point 3- Create at least two plots and one table. Add figure captions properly for the table and for the plot.
Thank you.
Ah, I must've missed the captions part, I apologize. But I do feel that sentence is fine; a bit long, but grammatically correct. And if it is indeed incorrect, -1 for just one sentence is too much I feel.
Also regarding "All contributions are expected to go through code review via a pull-request. A branch protection rule should be set in the main branch. There shouldn't exist commits in the main branch, except the ones created when you merged branches.", actually we explicitly asked if it is necessary to do milestone 1 in a "individual branch approach", Florencia said it's ok to do it on the main branch directly for milestone 1. That's why we took this convenient way to make minor changes.
Right on! let me go back and take a look at both those bits and also have a quick chat with Florencia. Don't worry about the final grade for this Milestone. I will make changes accordingly.
Hi @aditi48n, I was going through the feedback to improve our project before the deadline of milestone 4, and I had a few questions/required some clarifications:
Issues with CoC and CONTRIBUTING.md was resolved in Canvas. You can check the boxes as done.
Congratulations on finishing milestone 1! We can see you put a lot of work into this project, nice work! Below we list some specific feedback you can use to improve your project. We provide tick boxes for you to use in the future as you address these concerns to improve the final grade of your project. If anything is unclear, please feel free to ask questions in this issue thread.
Code of Conduct.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
Project proposal
[x] The question should be specific enough. For example, "Is eating a healthier diet better for you?" is written ambiguously. What do you mean by "healthier diet"? . Instead, "Does eating at least 5 servings per day of fresh fruits and vegetables lead to fewer upper respiratory tract infections (colds)?" is clearer and more concrete. -1 reasoning Comment: Questions are too many and not specific. A better way of framing your question would be- Does manufacturer, country of bean origin, cocoa percent etc., influence the preference for one chocolate over the other? This or something on similar lines. Be more specific.
[x] Clarity of README could be improved through additional proofreading (i.e., spelling and grammatical errors are present). -1 Comment: Document has grammatical errors. Proofread going forward.
Exploratory data analysis in a literate code document
Expectations