class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Welcome to STA 199 Labs! ### 08.27.2021 --- layout: true <div class="my-footer"> <span> <a href="https://introds.org" target="_blank">introds.org</a> </span> </div> --- ## Introductions - Meet your TAs! - Introduce yourself! --- ## What to expect in lab - Introduction to the lab assignment (~ 5 - 10 minutes, longer today) - Work on the lab assignment (individual today, but generally done in teams) - Lab instructions posted in the [schedule](https://sta199-f21-001.netlify.app/schedule/) on the course website. - Start each lab by finding your assignment repo in the [GitHub course organization](https://github.com/sta199-f21) - This is where you will find the R Markdown document and data to get started --- ## Tips - You do not have to finish the lab in class, they will always be due the following **Tuesday at 11:59p**. One work strategy is to get through portions that you think will be most challenging (which initially might be the coding component) during lab when a TA can help you on the spot and leave the narrative writing until later. - Do not pressure each other to finish early; use the time wisely to really learn the material and produce a quality report. --- ## Check: Do you have the lab-01 repo? - Go to the GitHub course organization: https://github.com/sta199-f21 - You should see a repo with the prefix **lab-01-** - If you do not have this repo, please let your TAs know! --- class: middle, center # Demos --- ## Demos **Follow along as your TA demonstrates the following:** - Configure Git using SSH - Clone RStudio repo and start new project - Knit document and produce PDF - Update name in YAML - Knit, commit, push changes to GitHub - See updates in your GitHub repo --- class: middle ## You're now ready to complete the rest of lab! <br> ## Please raise your hand if you need help as you work on the lab.