This is a stub for your final project. Edit/ delete the text in this readme as needed.
There are two ways you can use this document:
- You can download this file to a folder on your computer, edit this document and add other files (data, code, etc), and then zip up and submit the folder on canvas.
- You can for the repository containing this document on gitub. Then commit and push your canges to the repository, and submit a link to the repository on canvas.
Github is a great way to work on projects, but also has a steep initial learning curve.
Some guidelines and tips:
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Use the stubs below to write up your final project. Alternatively, if you would like the writeup to be an executable document (with knitr, jupytr, or other tools), you can create it as a separate file and put a link to it here in the readme.
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For information on formatting text files with markdown, see https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/ . You can use markdown to include images in this document by linking to files in the repository, eg
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The project must be entirely reproducible. In addition to the results, the repository must include all the data (or links to data) and code needed to reproduce the results.
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If you are working with unpublished data that you would prefer not to publicly share at this time, please contact me to discuss options. In most cases, the data can be anonymized in a way that putting them in a public repo does not compromise your other goals.
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Paste references (including urls) into the reference section, and cite them with the general format (Smith at al. 2003).
OK, here we go.
The goal of my project is to answer the question, What is...?
The methods I will use to do this are...
The data I will use are (my own data/ data publicly available at YYY/ simulations)
The tools I used were... See analysis files at (links to analysis files).
The tree in Figure 1...
These results indicate...
The biggest difficulty in implementing these analyses was...
If I did these analyses again, I would...