Your final for this class is to submit your personal website complete with an About Me, GIS projects, and CV page.
Describe what you now know, and how you can use those skills in a field of your choice. This should be targeted at someone who doesn’t know you or this class - in this context - consider it a brief, generic cover letter.
Additionally a contact (email) and Github link should be prominently listed
All six labs should be documented and include the following (5 points for each lab):
A hyperlink to the lab (H1 heading)
3-5 bullet points describing what you did and what you learned
EXTRA CREDIT: For labs 2-6, one image from the lab that highlights what you did (2 points for each lab, 10 pts total)
The links for labs 2-6 will be evaluated on the clarity, aesethics, and ease in which they can be read (5 points each). Specific things to review are:
Remove warnings with warning = FALSE
Remove messages with message = FALSE
Hide code chunks you do not want to show with echo = FALSE
Be consistent with your headers
Make sure each lab has a title, author, and, if needed, subtitle
You can set global options in your Rmd by placing the following at the top of your document:
```{r setup, include=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(warning = FALSE, message = FALSE, out.width = "75%", fig.align = 'center')
```
The above is an example and should be adjusted accordingly.
Your CV should be representative of what you would submit for an internship/job. You can write this in Rmarkdown or link to a pdf stored in your img
directory. No Word docx should be linked as they cannot render in a browser!
On your GitHub profile page click “Edit Profile” and modify your content to include a brief description of what you do (coding wise), your location, email, and the link to your personal website. See an example below:
Be sure to render your entire site with rmarkown::render_site()
Make sure that all of your labs are finalized and knit.
Push both repos to GitHub.
Double and triple check that your links work, if they dont link out to the correct pages, I cannot grade them. When grading, I will only look at the links submitted meaning I wont try to track down the files on GitHub.
Once you are happy, submit your personal websites URL to Gauchospace.
Total: 100 points (110 possible points)