R code
- One of these:
- Datatools/jupyter, File and New Project. Click on the down arrow, and select New Project from Git Repo. In the box asking for a URL, enter
https://github.com/nxskok/lecture-notes.git. This will get you an exact copy of all my code notebooks (from which the slides were built). You can give the project any name you like. - In R Studio on your own computer, select File and New Project. In the pop-up, click Version Control and Git. In the Repository URL box, enter
https://github.com/nxskok/lecture-notes.git. Enter a name for the project in the next box, and if you don’t like R Studio’s choice of the place this will be a subfolder of, click Browse to change it. Click Create Project when you are happy.
- Datatools/jupyter, File and New Project. Click on the down arrow, and select New Project from Git Repo. In the box asking for a URL, enter
These are actually lecture notes for all my courses. To follow along with a lecture, find out what the lecture slides are called (eg graphs_R_slides.pdf), and replace the _slides.pdf with .Rmd (eg. graphs_R.Rmd). There should be a _slides.pdf and a .Rmd file for each section of a course you are taking from me.
If you have any problems with access (eg. you are asked for a password), let me know.