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Introduction to Data Science

Data Science is a process of acquiring, organizing, analyzing, and representing information. The activities in the process focus primarily on learning various technologies in support of each of the major stages of any data science process.

Data Science Process

Activities

Guided activities provide you examples of various technologies and how they can be used for particular tasks. Each activity should be able to be accomplished as a self-study.

See Activities section for a list of various self-guided studies.

Sessions

An agenda for each session is available.

Assignments

If you are a student in one of my classes, you'll be using github to turn in assignments.

Setup

You'll need to create a repository for your assignments. You can request a discount as a student so that you can have a private repository. Otherwise, all your assignments will be publically accessible.

Once you've setup your repository, you'll want to add your instructor as a collaborator. That way they can merge your pull requests when they are graded.

Turning in Assignments

  1. Create a branch of your repository for the homework and make your changes in that branch.
  2. Commit and push your changes to the branch.
  3. Create a pull request for the code you'd like to turn in.
  4. Your instructor can now view the pull request and grade the assignment.
  5. Once your instructor has graded the assignment, they can merge the pull request as a final notification.
  6. You can now delete the branch as the changes have been merged with the master.

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