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Lectures
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| October 13 | Lecture 1 - Introductions, example exercise |
| October 20 | Lecture 2 - Favia Exercise |
| October 27 | Lecture 3 - More Exercise |
| November 3 | Lecture 4 - Conditionals and paired programming |
| November 10 | Lecture 5 - Pair programming continued |
| November 17 | Lecture 6 - Functions! |
| November 24 | Lecture 7 - Exercising |
| December 1 | Lecture 8 - Solutions and while() |
| December 8 | Lecture 9 - Loops with while and for |
| December 15 | Lecture 10 - Vectors |
| January 12 | Lecture 11 - Exercising |
| January 19 | Lecture 12 - Probability and stats with Rachel |
| January 26 | Cancelled lecture - Snowing! |
| February 2 | No Lecture (staff meeting) |
| February 9 | False-Exam |
Logistics
- Place: Henkestr. 91 seminar room
- Time: Monday from 10:15-11:45
About the pseudo-exam (scheduled for February 9 10:15):
- You will get an analysis exercise similar to these.
- You have to solve it on your own within two hours. You can use everything excluding your peers!
- If you cannot do it, then you will have to re-take the ‘exam’ until you pass it!
- The assignment is here FALSE-EXAM
Links
- Link to Paleobiology master webpage
- Link to StudOn
- Link to Campo
Requirements
- Failure is unacceptable, this course can only be passed. But you will continue to exercise as long as it takes to solve basic problems.
Material
This page is used to keep track of our progress through the semester.
The material itself will primarily be a part of Adam’s currently written Comprehensive R Online Course. Both study and exercise material can be found there.