jmausolf
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7 years ago Evaluation HW-01 for Julian Lim
| Topic | Excellent | Satisfactory | Needs Work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coding style | x | ||
| Coding strategy | x | ||
| Presentation: graphs | |||
| Presentation: tables | |||
| Achievement, creativity | x | ||
| Ease of access | x |
Remarks:
- For the header of the assignment, you probably could have removed the "hw01" header and subsequent lines with the assignment details.
- Otherwise, you effectively used five of the five style elements, italics, photo, headers, list, and link. Good job.
- Try to make more frequent commits than just the final.
- Proved you can do the workflow.
xiaorancheng
FrannyMendesLevitin
How I got the changes: 1) Created a fork in the original document then cloned the readme file into RStudio. 2) I then proceeded to open the file after downloading the Markdown zip file onto my laptop 3) Using the Github guide for markdown, I was able to use the formatting help to help format the markdown file, using the preview function to check if the formatting was as intended (e.g creating headers using #, inserting pictures using the code line in the GitHub etc.) 4) After editing was done, I committed the changes and pushed them to GitHub and sent a pull request.
Reflection The hardest part of doing this homework was in trying to figure out how to use RStudio and Github. I found this difficult because I have no programming background so it helped that there was a very clear list of instructions that I could follow. After figuring out the formatting codes of Markdown, it was easy to complete the assignment because the symbols required were quite straightforward. Markdown was quite easy to use because you could literally just type in what you wanted to say and it'll appear in the preview. It was like using a website designer. Learning to use RStudio and Markdown, I felt, is like learning how to ride a bike. It is difficult at first but once you get used to the syntax it becomes easier.