Welcome to STAT 33B! I’ll be your uGSI, Jakob Sorensen.
Contact: jakobsorensen@berkeley.edu
Sections:
9 AM - 10 AM and 10 AM - 11 AM in Evans 342
2 PM - 3 PM and 3 PM - 4 PM in Cory 289
Office Hours: TBD in Evans 434
This is a 1 unit class.
Weekly Lab (13 total)
Monthly Quiz (3 total)
Biweekly – every 2 weeks – Homework (6 total)
Final Exam
Here’s the tentative structure for our labs.
For the first 15-20 minutes, I’ll lecture briefly on select topics from the week’s material.
Afterwards, you are free to work on the lab, and I’m available to help.
Please install R and RStudio now if you haven’t already.
R: https://www.r-project.org/
RStudio: https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/
Separate window.
RMarkdown (.rmd
) is file type that allows us to merge,
into a single document.
This presentation is using a variant of RMarkdown!
Software like Microsoft Word and Google Docs hides the underlying format representation.
In a markup language, we embed the formatting alongside the text.
An Example: HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
\(N\) #
characters denotes an \(Nth\) level header.
I’m bold and uncontrolled!
Surrounding text with **
at each end makes it bold.
Don’t eat that burger! Don’t eat that burger!
Surrounding text with _
at each end italicizes it.
Plain Text or Code
The variable x
passed into function main
.
Surrounding text with ``
at each end makes it plain text (like code
).
We can also embed lists, tables, images, and many other components!
We include code in what we call code chunks. A basic example in this document:
Note that we’ve included the output of our code directly in the document.
Going from the plain text format (.rmd
) to a presentation format (.pdf
, .html
) is called knitting the document.
Separate window.