Data Science Journals

Page 1: Leave blank for name/table of contents

After page 1, each course day will get two pages in “booklet style” - Left, top: Prep/pre-work for the day (answer my question or jot down your own question, can be left blank) - Left, bottom: reflections from in-class prompt - Right: your space to summarize the main points for the day

Table of Contents

p2-3: Fill in at some point with ggplot and data visualization notes
p4-5: In-class: what is an example of data that would work well for a choropleth map? What about a proportional symbol map?
p5-6: In class: what aspects of a graph made writing alt-text hard/easy? what aspects of an alt-text description made recreating the graph harder or easier?
p7-8: put an “X” where you currently feel about the quiz/class in general

A blank graph with lab quiz on the y-axis and class in general on the x-axis. Negative values correspond to very chill and positive values correspond to very stressed.

p9-10: Sketch the tidy version of the bakeoff dataset (see the original prompt in slides09)

---
title: "Data Science Journals"
---

```{r setup, include=FALSE}
library(fontawesome)
```

Page 1: Leave blank for name/table of contents

After page 1, each course day will get two pages in "booklet style" 
    - Left, top: Prep/pre-work for the day (answer my question or jot down your own question, can be left blank)
    - Left, bottom: reflections from in-class prompt
    - Right: your space to summarize the main points for the day

![](../images/open-journal.png)

# Table of Contents

- p2-3: Fill in at some point with `ggplot` and data visualization notes
- p4-5: In-class: what is an example of data that would work well for a choropleth map? What about a proportional symbol map?
- p5-6: In class: what aspects of a graph made writing alt-text hard/easy? what aspects of an alt-text description made recreating the graph harder or easier?
- p7-8: put an "X" where you currently feel about the quiz/class in general

![](img/journal-day7.jpeg){fig-alt="A blank graph with lab quiz on the y-axis and class in general on the x-axis. Negative values correspond to very chill and positive values correspond to very stressed."}

- p9-10: Sketch the tidy version of the `bakeoff` dataset (see the original prompt in [slides09](https://stat220-f26.github.io/slides/08/slides08.html#/discuss))