Homework Assignments

The instructions below will guide you through the process of submitting the homework assignments for this class.

Cloning Your Repository

To submit your homework assignments, you first need to clone your GitHub Classroom Assignment repository into your computer by following the steps below. You need to do this only once.

Ctr+Click (to open in a new window) the GitHub Classroom Assignment invite link: https://classroom.github.com/a/yMw3U8gv
If the Join the classroom screen appears, select your name from the list. If your name is not listed, let the instructor know.
Click Accept this assignment
Wait few second for GitHub Classroom to create your repository copy
Refresh the webpage and a link should appear, if not, wait few more seconds and try again.
Click the shown link to browse to the generated repository
Click the Code button –> Open with GitHub Desktop
Select an appropriate Local path on your machine –> click Clone
Select For my own purposes option –> click Continue
From the Repository menu –> select Show in Explorer/Finder
From the opened menu, double-click the file ending in Rproj

Launching RStudio

Your homework should be opened in RStudio as a project. Check the upper-right corner of RStudio, if your homework repository name is shown there, then your are good to go. Otherwise, open GitHub Desktop –> from dropdown menu located on the top-left corner, select your homework repository if not selected –> Repository menu –> select Show in Explorer/Finder → double-click the file ending in Rproj

Adding HW to Your Project

Perform the following steps for each homework assignment:

(HW1 Only) In the hw folder of your cloned Homework repository, create a new Quarto (.qmd) file: RStudio –> File pane –> Add New File (second icon from the left) –> Text File –> name it hw1.qmd
(HWs Other than HW1) Add the provided Quarto (.qmd) file of the homework assignment to the hw folder
Open the _quarto.yml file from RStudio –> File pane –> list the name of your homework assignment .qmd file in an appropriate location under the chapters section–notice how the sample file is listed. This step will ensure your homework assignment appear in the website after carrying out the rest of the steps.

Submitting Code

After finishing a coherent part the assignment, hit the Render Book under the Build pane and inspect the generated website. If satisfied, head to GitHub Desktop –> in the message textbox, write a meaningful message, eg, Complete HW1 activity 3 –> click the commit button –> click the push button
When done and ready for grading, redo the previous step but make sure your commit message say something like “HW1 ready for grading”.

Publishing Website

To make grading more efficient, publish your homework website by performing the following steps:

In RStudio, open the Terminal (if the terminal is hidden, click Tools –> Terminal –> New Terminal)
Type quarto publish gh-pages --no-browser –> a message will appear, type Yes (or simply hit Enter) to confirm. If the File Deleted dialog pops up, click Yes and wait till the operation finished and a URL appears. Clicking the URL should lead to a 404 page which is what is expected since your GitHub repository is private.

Assignments

Homework 1: html
Homework 2: qmd
Homework 3: qmd
Homework 4: qmd
Homework 5: qmd
Homework 6: qmd
Homework 7: qmd

# Homework Assignments {.unnumbered} The instructions below will guide you through the process of submitting the homework assignments for this class. ## Cloning Your Repository To submit your homework assignments, you first need to clone your GitHub Classroom Assignment repository into your computer by following the steps below. **You need to do this only once.** 1. <kbd>Ctr+Click</kbd> (to open in a new window) the GitHub Classroom Assignment invite link: <https://classroom.github.com/a/yMw3U8gv> 2. If the **Join the classroom** screen appears, select your name from the list. If your name is not listed, let the instructor know. 3. Click **Accept this assignment** 4. Wait few second for GitHub Classroom to create your repository copy 5. Refresh the webpage and a link should appear, if not, wait few more seconds and try again. 6. Click the shown link to browse to the generated repository 7. Click the **Code** button --\> Open with GitHub Desktop 8. Select an appropriate **Local path** on your machine --\> click **Clone** 9. Select **For my own purposes** option --\> click **Continue** 10. From the **Repository** menu --\> select **Show in Explorer/Finder** 11. From the opened menu, double-click the file ending in **Rproj** ## Launching RStudio Your **homework** should be opened in RStudio as a project. Check the upper-right corner of RStudio, if your homework repository name is shown there, then your are good to go. Otherwise, open **GitHub Desktop** --\> from dropdown menu located on the top-left corner, select your homework repository if not selected --\> **Repository** menu --\> select **Show in Explorer/Finder** → double-click the file ending in **Rproj** ## Adding HW to Your Project Perform the following steps for each homework assignment: - (**HW1 Only**) In the `hw` folder of your cloned **Homework** repository, create a new Quarto (.qmd) file: **RStudio** --\> **File** pane --\> **Add New File** (second icon from the left) --\> **Text File** --\> name it `hw1.qmd` - (**HWs Other than HW1**) Add the provided Quarto (`.qmd`) file of the homework assignment to the `hw` folder - Open the `_quarto.yml` file from **RStudio** --\> **File** pane --\> list the name of your homework assignment `.qmd` file in an appropriate location under the `chapters` section--notice how the sample file is listed. **This step will ensure your homework assignment appear in the website after carrying out the rest of the steps.** ## Submitting Code - After finishing a coherent part the assignment, hit the **Render Book** under the **Build** pane and inspect the generated website. If satisfied, head to **GitHub Desktop** --\> in the message textbox, write a meaningful message, eg, Complete HW1 activity 3 --\> click the **commit** button --\> click the **push** button - When done and ready for grading, redo the previous step but make sure your commit message say something like "HW1 ready for grading". ## Publishing Website To make grading more efficient, publish your homework website by performing the following steps: - In **RStudio**, open the **Terminal** (if the terminal is hidden, click **Tools** --\> **Terminal** --\> **New Terminal**) - Type `quarto publish gh-pages --no-browser` --\> a message will appear, type **Yes** (or simply hit **Enter**) to confirm. If the **File Deleted** dialog pops up, click **Yes** and wait till the operation finished and a URL appears. Clicking the URL should lead to a 404 page which is what is expected since your GitHub repository is private. ::: {.content-hidden} - **VERY IMPORTANT** If the previous step did NOT result in a 404 error message when clicking the shown URL, then your homework website is open to the public but we don't want this. Go to the following URL after your replace `<gh-username>` with your GitHub username: `https://github.com/mac-stat112-s25/homework-<gh-username>/settings/pages` --\> click the three dots **...** --\> click **Unpublish site**. Your homework website should now be accessible only to the preceptors and the instructor. ::: ## Assignments - Homework 1: [html](activities/02-rstudio-workshop.html) - Homework 2: [qmd](homework/hw2.qmd) - Homework 3: [qmd](homework/hw3.qmd) - Homework 4: [qmd](homework/hw4.qmd) - Homework 5: [qmd](homework/hw5.qmd) - Homework 6: [qmd](homework/hw6.qmd) - Homework 7: [qmd](homework/hw7.qmd) ::: content-hidden :::