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Participation Assessment

Your participation will be evaluated by:

  • Participation in class discussions
  • Submitting work on in-class activities to your STAT 545 home participation GitHub repository (see below for setup).
    • Be sure to submit activities in class, not at some other time!
  • Activity in the Issues of the two Discussion repositories -- with preference given to Discussion (public) over Discussion-Internal (private).

For participation, we never evaluate correctness! Only whether or not the attempt was there.

Your participation repository

Now that STAT 545 uses GitHub Classroom, STAT 545 will no longer be using one repository to hold all the work of a student. To evaluate your participation through work on in-class activities, I think it's most appropriate that we use a repository that you create under your own account.

Making the participation repository

If you've already created a repository in Class Meeting 02 (probably called STAT545_md_explorer), rename and use that one:

  1. Navigate to that repository's home page.
  2. Click "settings".
  3. At the top of the page, rename the repository STAT545_participation.
  4. Make sure it's public!

If you did not make said repository:

  1. Go to github.com.
  2. Make a new repository.
    • Call it STAT545_participation.
    • Make sure it's public.
    • Yes, initiate the repository with a README.

Expectations for the participation repository

  • You'll need to make your repository navigable.
    • Make sure that whoever is grading your STAT 545 participation is able to find your attempts at the in-class exercises. This involves keeping a clean folder structure, and making the README informative (what's in the repo? how can a visitor find things?)
    • It probably makes most sense to make a folder for each class meeting, perhaps named cm002, cm003, etc... more on folders in GitHub in cm004.
  • Push/upload all work done in-class to this repository

Submitting your participation repository

You do not have to wait until the end of the course to do this! You are encouraged to do this as soon as you can.

To gain participation marks, you'll need to submit a link to your STAT545_participation repository on canvas.

  1. Go to UBC Canvas.
  2. Find the "Participation" assignment.
  3. Submit a link to your participation repository.

What we're looking for

If you've been following along in class, you should have the following components:

Class Participation
cm001 Introduce yourself in an Issue in Discussion-Internal
cm002 Creation of your participation repository, and editing some md files
cm003 R script for R exploration
cm004 Rmd script for data frame exploration
cm005
cm006
cm007
cm008
cm009
cm010
cm011
cm012
cm013
cm014