Third Assignment

• Due Date: Friday, June 2nd by midnight
• Complete this assignment with your assigned partner(s).

Assignment

Create another assignment that a first semester computer science student can complete in 60-90 minutes. The assignment should help the student better understand the specified topic.

Tasks and Teams

• NumPy: Robert Divkovic, Hugh Jackovich
• NumPy: Ryan Bockmon, Thomas Sailer
• NumPy: Lluc Cardoner, Justin O'Dea
• matplotlib: Sam Congdon, Sergei Mnishko, Nariman Varahram
• matplotlib: Michael Hewitt, Philipp Malek
• matplotlib: Stefan Aschauer, Bernhard Steiner, Grace Walkuski
• matplotlib: Gabriel Gegenhuber, Nora Hartner, Courtney Linder
• pandas: Chris McCabe, Marcel Kießling
• pandas: Aleksander Grzymek, Kyle Melton, Haotian Wu
• pandas: Tyler Bass, Adrian Tobisch
• pandas: Giulia Gallico, Niklas Natter, Hugh O'Neill

Grading

• 25 points. Write-Up. The write-up should potentially include the following sections: (1) Purpose, (2) Provided Starting Materials, (3) Assignment, and (4) 10-Point Grading Rubric. The write-up should be submitted as an html file, be well-written in English and be easy to understand.
• 10 points. Quality of Any Provided Starting Python Materials. These materials should be well commented and of high quality.
• 40 points. Quality of Python Sample Solution. The sample solution should be correct, well-commented and of high quality.
• 25 points. Quality of Assignment. Does the assignment help a student learn the given topic? Is the assignment fun and interesting? Can the assignment be completed by a typical student in 60-90 minutes?

Submission

Place the write-up, provided starting materials and sample solution in a zipped folder entitled Assignment 3 and e-mail it to both MacKenzie (mackenzie.obleness@gmail.com) and John (john.paxton@montana.edu) with a cc to your teammate(s) by the deadline. The subject of the e-mail should be Assignment 3, Your Name, Your Partner(s) Name(s). Note: only one partner needs to submit the solution.

Late submissions will receive no credit, but partial credit can be earned by making an ontime submission.