jmausolf
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7 years ago Evaluation HW-01 for Archer Pan
| 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. If you would like to include these, they could probably go in your pull request title/notes.
- Instead of inserting a link to the picture, you could embed it inline. That is:
Above code produces this:
- Otherwise, you effectively used four of the five style elements, italics, headers, list, and link. Good job.
- Great use of git. Proved you can do the workflow.
longxuan0908
For the homework, I went to the hw01 Github page of this class to fork the file to my Github account. Then I clicked the green "clone or download" green button to get the URL, then I opened my Rstudio--File--New project--version control--git, and I pasted the URL here to make sure that my local Rstudio is paired with my Github account so that I can pull and push commits. I went through the manual of Markdown for R and Github to make sure that I understand how to format my text, insert picture, links and so on (My understanding of these codes are reflected in my homework). For every commit I made, on my local R studio, I first clicked save, then checked the "staged" box in front of "ReadMe", then commit with reminder notes in the box, then push, then pull, after this I was able to view how my codes look like on Github. I repeat this process until I got the ideal version I want. After all this, I came back to create this pull request to submit my homework. The Final Version#1 is my final version of my homework.