Sarah Mixon

[smixon]

I appreciate the first homework being relatively simple and an accessible introduction to R and GitHub. I've never used either of these programs so my main challenge was figuring out how to commit and push my work. A lot of my time was spent reading the Git intro book which is on GitHub, I think, and reading//practicing the tips on the class website. But, actually, Sushmita walked me through how to navigate the terminal and now I feel like a pro.

I'm starting to feel more comfortable in R and I like that the language seems more intuitive than other programs like STATA.

[jingkunw]

The work is well-done. He/she includes different levels of headings, lists and images that what we are required to include in our file. However, I think he/she missed the "link" element. If you could include this, that would be much better. Overall, this file has the well-written code and nice structure.

[cernhofer]

Evaluation HW-01 for smixon

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

Remarks:

• Great work! You used a number of different markdown elements and had a very nice introduction.
• Be sure that your final product is visually coherent- for this specific assignment, it doesn't really make sense to include the hw01 header and short description at the bottom of the file.
• Side note: R is sooo much better than Stata is so many ways- get excited!

[sushmitavgopalan16]

Hi Sarah! When I recommended using stringr to remove "name" from named and namem today - I didn't realize the instructions were to only use tidyverse functions. This can be achieved with one of gather, separate, unite and spread! Good luck figuring it out!