Group 21: Cynthia Chung, Andrew Feng, Ishana Lodhia, Jerome Plumier
This is a project for the STAT 545A course at the University of British Columbia. The aim is to familiarize students with the logistics of collaborating with others on the GitHub platform, as well as the technical issues that may arise.
In this repository, there are six files:
| File Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| README.md | A markdown file that provides an overview of the project, as well as the files within the associated GitHub repository |
| TEAMWORK.md | A markdown file that outlines what is expected of each group member, how each member will maintain effective communication, and when project goals will be met. Specifically, this document addresses division of labour, timing, communication guidelines, and other additional expectations. |
| troubleshooting-1.md | A markdown file that contains a finished troubleshooting exercise required for Exercise 6 of Milestone 1. The contents of this is identical to that of "troubleshooting-1.Rmd". |
| troubleshooting-1.Rmd | An R markdown file that contains a finished troubleshooting exercise required for Exercise 6 of Milestone 1. The contents of this is identical to that of "troubleshooting-1.md". |
| FINAL-troubleshooting-2.md | A markdown file that contains a finished troubleshooting exercise required for Milestone 2. The contents of this is identical to that of "FINAL-troubleshooting-2.Rmd". |
| FINAL-troubleshooting-2.Rmd | An R markdown file that contains a finished troubleshooting exercise required for Milestone 2. The contents of this is identical to that of "FINAL-troubleshooting-2.md". |
Note: To run code from GitHub, you must have Git installed on your device. The STAT545A class website contains instructions on how to do this if you need to do this and are not familiar with the process. Please scroll down to "Step 3: Git and Github" at the bottom of the page.
To run code from this GitHub repository, you will need to either download it or clone it.
To clone the repository, click the green Code button and copy either the HTTPS or the GitHub CLI. Then, open Terminal and change the current working directory to the location where you want the cloned directory. You can then type "git hub" followed by the URL you copied earlier (i.e., git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/YOUR-REPOSITORY), before pressing Enter to create your local clone. For more detailed instructions, please visit this link.
To download the repository, click the green Code button and, in the menu that appears, click Download ZIP. The entire repository will be downloaded to your device as a zipped file.
Should you only want to download a specific file, go to file and click the Raw button. This opens the raw code in your browser. You can then right-click the page and select Save as… so that you can name the file and choose where to save it on your device.