Submission from Yuchen Yang

[yucheny]

I replaced what was in the README.md file with a brief bio of myself, although I thought I should create a RMarkdown file on my own. After a TA told me that all I need to do is to do is to edit the README.md file to make it my bio, I started filling information about myself. At first, I could not make lists--the stars just appear as stars. Fortunately, the other TA told me that I should add space after that star, and if I want to indent the list, I need to push the tab button twice. I also had some problem adjusting the size of the image I inserted--the size is too big. I did search on google, but the codes appears to be pretty complicated. So I decided to move the image to the bottom of the document and keep it as it is--at least it looks better than appearing on the top of the page, which would hinder reading. It also took me some time to figure out how to make this pull request. I thought I can just choose from a drop-down list, but it turns out I need to type the name of the repository by myself. --from Yuchen Yang

[oddmentations]

Evaluation HW-01 for Yuchen Yang

Topic	Excellent	Satisfactory	Needs Work
Coding style	✓
Coding strategy	✓
Presentation		✓
Achievement, creativity	✓
Ease of access	✓

Remarks:

You used several aspects of Markdown syntax, including headers, a link, lists, and bold emphasis. There is a small issue with your syntax: the hashtags did not result in header formatting. I think this is because there is no space between the hashtags and the text they are intended to modify. The code is minimal, but it looks good. The only other downside I see is that there do not appear to be any comments associated with your post, so I don’t know how your efforts compared to mine and whether you encountered any difficulties. I enjoyed reading the bio and learning a little about you :)

[cernhofer]

Evaluation HW-01 for Yuchen Yang

Topic	Excellent	Satisfactory	Needs Work
Coding style		x
Coding strategy		x
Presentation		x
Achievement, creativity	x
Ease of access	x

Remarks:

• Great job! You used a number of markdown elements and included lots of interesting details!
• When you're including headers, by sure to add a space after the pound sign (just like when you created your list and had to add spaces after the star). This will make sure that your headers compile correctly.
• Also- just for future reference, you can include pure html code if you want to resize any images!