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Group Project Part II - Group Progress Journal Update (Group) (May 14, 23:59)
Progress Journal and Assignment 1 (Individual) (April 10, 23:59)
Group Project Part I - Group Progress Journal Update (Group) (April 16, 23:59)
OSYM Data Tidy Analysis Exercise (Individual) (April 20, 23:59)
Shiny Assignment (Group) (data file) (April 25, 23:59)
ML Assignment (Individual) (April 30, 23:59)

Download and load OSYM Data.
Using dplyr explore the data. See some examples here in group progress journals.
Report your steps, your code and findings using RMarkdown generated html files. Two or three analyses are fine. You can work in groups of 3 or temporarily work individually.
You don’t need to submit anything but next week (Mar. 12) I will ask you to present some of these findings in class.

Finish the Base R Exercises of Week 2. Do not report, just code them yourself. We are not going to return to base R but it is essential that you get them well enough.
Learn RMarkdown, it is easy. Here is some material to get you started.
- Quick Introduction to R Markdown (html)
- RMarkdown Instructions (html)
- Check the RMarkdown official materials below in the Extra Materials section.
Find some very good material from RStudio Conference 2018 and even you can check 2017 conference. Links are given below.
Describe your current work and position. Find three good examples about R related to your work that can help you.
Prepare your Rmd files and generated html files but, do not submit yet. We are going to learn Github repositories and GitHub Pages. See the instructor’s example from here and get the example Rmd file from here.
Strongly recommended: Subscribe to RWeekly and R-Bloggers.