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Syllabus | About the class, class materials and resources, class assessment and expectations |
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Project | Group project information and expectations |
Data | List of data sets |
Quick Notes | List of useful notes regarding concepts and programming codes |
Maxwell VanLandschoot, Gillian McGinnis, and Isabelle Caldwell
Taylor Blair and Simon Ahn
Lectures: S01: TuTh 8:50 AM – 10:10 AM, S02: TuTh 10:25 AM – 11:45 AM
Rooms: Eliot 103 or Zoom: reed-edu.zoom.us/j/92205820684
The main textbook is Modern data science with R. 2nd Edition (2021) by Baumer, B. S., Kaplan, D. T., & Horton, N. J. The textbook is free and open-source. We will use other supplementary books and resources throughout the course (please see the Books and Online Resources List).
This class will use the R programming language and the R Studio Integrated Development Environment (IDE). There are several ways to use R and R studio. Below are two ways to access R and R Studio.
Reed College has an R Studio server where you can log in using your Kerberos credentials. Go to this link, rstudio.reed.edu.
Downloading and Installing on your own computer. First, you need to install R; r-project.org. Next, you can install R Studio; rstudio download.
If you need a computer, you can purchase or borrow computers - please see the Reed College CIS Getting Equipment webpage. For more information and resources, visit Reed R resources.
Assignments are submitted through Gradescope. Please sign-up as a student with your Reed email using this Gradecope entry code: D5N5PB.
Please signup for the class Slack Workspace using your Reed email during the first week of class. We will be using Slack Workspace: math241-quijano.slack.com as the main real-time communication tool; from general announcements and question-answering to direct messages. Please check the Slack Workspace regularly. If you need to have slack notifications sent to your email, please set up your email preferences.
Concise and specific messages are helpful. If you prefer communicating through email, note that the instructor has set up an email filter for this course and you must put the “MATH 241” keyword in your subject line. It is easy for the instructor to get notice of your email if you put the keyword in the subject line.