Day 22¶
Announcements¶
- Presentations will be 5 minutes per group on Thursday, November 12 (i.e., 2 days from today)
- Draft reports (<=6 pages) due on Friday, November 13 at 21:00
- BIC tour on Monday, November 23 (during lab time)
Presentation schedule¶
- delta, gamma, alpha, iota, zeta, beta, theta, epsilon, eta, lambda, kappa
Reports and presentations¶
- See notes and links from last class
- Everyone on team should be present and speak
- Slides must be available on team repository by 8:30am on the morning of Thursday, November 12
- Will use my laptop (so if you don’t have slides ready by 8:30am, you will not have slides)
Comments¶
Please carefully review the tentative final project grading rubric
Basically I will be looking for projects that involve (among other things):
- constant improvement (e.g., work every week)
- team effort
- clear reasoning that is carefully and comprehensively documented
- questions that are motivated and well formulated
- methods that are appropriate for those questions
- code that is modular, readable, comprehensively tested, and well organized
- results that are relevant and directly related to the methods
- conclusions that justified by the work (i.e., they should be limited and specific)
Moreover, everything you do must be reproducible. I will need to be able to issue a few commands to download all the relevant data, that runs your analysis, and that generates all your plots, tables, and other results.
Remember¶
- If you have questions about your projects, there should be a pull request with code or text and use @jarrodmillman, @matthew-brett, @rossbar, andor @jbpoline
- Most of your code should be written as a collection of functions with tests, then use scripts calling these functions to perform your analysis