Part 1. Set up Git and GitHub

  1. Register for a (free) GitHub account. You may want to also add the Student Developer Pack to your account. Slide

  2. Install Git on your computer. Slide

  3. Introduce yourself to Git. Slide

  4. Introduce your computer to GitHub. Slide

  5. Create a Git repo for Short Lab 4 and clone it to your computer. Slide

  6. Commit a local change using the shell. Slide

  7. Delete your local repository, then use RStudio to clone your repository back to your computer and commit a local change using RStudio. Slide

  8. If you use a private repository, add me and the grader as collaborators.

Part 2. Send us your repository

Please type only the link to your repository using the template below. Fill in both the square brackets [] and the parentheses () with your link.

YOUR LINK HERE

Hereโ€™s a checklist of what we should see at the link above:

  1. A README.md file with two lines indicating that it has been edited through shell on your local computer as well as through RStudio.
  2. A .Rmd file for Short Lab 4.
  3. A .html file for Short Lab 4.