James Marvel-Coen HW1

[jmarvelcoen]

This is my submission of Homework 1. I've briefly described my process in the README.md file. I generally followed the step-by-step instructions and used the "Mastering Markdown" guide to help format and write my brief bio, including multiple different elements (bullet points, lists, headers, emphasis, and so forth). Now I am submitting the pull request to complete the assignment.

[xt5]

Evaluation HW 01 for James

Topics	Excellent	Satisfactory	Needs Work
Coding Skills	x
Coding Strategy	x
Presentation: Graphs
Presentation: Tables
Achievement, creativity	x
Ease of Access	x

Remarks: I agree that following the step-by-step instruction is a good idea. You provided a proper introduction of yourself and demonstrated 4 aspects of the Markdown Syntax. You showed your workflow and I think adding description of how you did the assignment into your HW file is really smart (I should also do that).

[XianQu2016]

Coding Skills: Excellent Coding Strategy: Excellent Achievement, creativity: Excellent Ease of Access: Excellent Remarks: Nice job! You effectively used four style elements: italics, headers, list, and link. Also, the description of steps has proved that you have mastered this workflow. In the commits, it shows that you deleted the line “Repository for first CFSS homework assignment” but kept “hw01”. Even though the header “hw01” could be removed when using Markdown, it still shows that you already mastered those steps and did a good job.

[bensoltoff]

Evaluation HW-01 for James Marvel-Coen

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

Remarks:

• Basic but complete submission. Uses the requested number of Markdown elements and adds a detailed reflection. Nice!
• Make sure in the future to include your reflection as a comment in the pull request, rather than in the readme itself
• There's also no need to commit the HTML file. You can create it to preview on your computer, but when I go to that page in your repo all I see is the actual code, not a rendered version. Not very useful. GitHub does all the rendering of Markdown documents (.md) for us. Very helpful!