Lab 4

Author

Team member 1, Team member 2

Published

Invalid Date

Before your start the lab notebook

  • Update the header - put your name in the author argument and put today’s date in the date argument.
  • Click the “Render” button in RStudio and then open the rendered 4-lab4.html page.
  • Then go back and try changing the theme argument in the header to something else - you can see other available themes here. Notice the difference when you render now!

Overview of Lab4

There are two parts of this lab notebook. In first part, you will discuss team policies with your teammate and document them. In the second part, you will develop a project plan to guide the development of your final project.

Skills practiced:

  • Using GitHub flow for team collaboration
  • Documenting team policies
  • Developing a project plan

Part 1: Team Policies

1.1. How and when you will meet? Regular meeting time, location, etc.

Your Answer

Type your response here.

1.2. How you will communicate outside of meetings? Slack, email, etc.

Your Answer

Type your response here.

1.3. How you will collaborate on implementing the project? GitHub, Google Docs, etc.

Your Answer

Type your response here.

1.4. How you will review each other’s work? code reviews, feedback sessions, etc.

Your Answer

Type your response here.

1.5. How you will deal with non-performing members?

Your Answer

Type your response here.

1.6 Start a TODO list

Your Answer
Item Deadline Person responsible
(e.g.) Set up GitHub June 13, 2025 Silas
add your items here add your deadlines here add your names here

Part 2: Project plan

2.1. What is the name of your team? Who are the contributing members?

Your Answer

Team Name: Type your team name here. Contributing Members: Type the names of your team members here.

2.2. Define the topic, goals, and tasks of your project (300 - 400 words)

Your Answer

Your answer here

2.3. Describe the data you will use, including:

  • Source of the data
  • How you will access the data
  • How you will clean the data
Your Answer

Your answer here

2.4. Include at least 3 sketches of visualization ideas for your project

First sketch:

Second sketch:

Third sketch:

2.5. A sketch of your shiny app layout if you choose this option. If you choose the static visualization option, please describe the storytelling flow of how the three data visualizations connect with each other

Your Answer

Your answer here

2.6. A timeline of your project, including milestones and deadlines

Your Answer
Milestone Deadline Person responsible
(e.g.) Data collection June 20, 2025 Silas
add your milestones here add your deadlines here add your names here

2.7. A feature list, including: must-have, good-to-have, optional

Your Answer

Must-have features:

  • Feature 1
  • Feature 2
  • Feature 3
  • Feature 4
  • Feature 5
  • …

Good-to-have features:

  • Feature 1
  • Feature 2
  • Feature 3
  • …

Optional features:

  • Feature 1
  • Feature 2
  • Feature 3
  • …

2.8. A description of team roles and responsibilities

Your Answer

Your answer here

Save and Push Your Work

Remember to save your .qmd and render the HTML output before committing to GitHub.

Code 
git add 4-lab4.qmd 4-lab4.html
git commit -m "Complete Lab 4"
git push