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Concepts in Computing with Data
Statistics 133, Spring 2011
The first "assignment" is to activate your SCF computer account, and
then log into one of the Macs in Room 342, take your own picture (using
the built-in camera), and email the photo to me at s133@stat.berkeley.edu.
Homeworks
Feb 11 | Introductory R Assignment html pdf (2 pages) |
Mar 4 | Data and Regular Expressions html pdf (2 pages) |
April 1 | Graphics and Databases html pdf (2 pages) |
| Note: If you're using download.file to download albums.db on Windows, add
mode="wb" |
| to your download.file call. |
April 15 | XML, Classification and Cluster Analysis html pdf (2 pages) |
April 29 | Graphical User Interfaces html pdf |
| Note: If you use a Mac, you'll need to download
and install a compatible version of |
| Tcl/Tk to your computer before the tcltk library will work
properly. You can find |
| the the file on the R Mac OS X Tools page. The file's name is tcltk-8.5.5-x11.dmg | |
May 6 | CGI Programming html pdf |
Guidelines for Assignments
The report for the assignment should be in a single pdf file, emailed
to s133@stat.berkeley.edu, at or
before the due date and time. Your report must include:
- All of the R code you used to solve each problem, along with relevant
output. You can include this as part of the body of the report, or you
can put all of the code in one section of the report. Do not include
incorrect R code or error messages, unless they are related to some point
you are raising in your discussion.
- Any graphs that you used in answering the question. See the
resources page for information on saving
graphs from R in a form that can be incorporated into your report.
- A written description of your conclusion for each question asked in the
assignment.
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