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INFO 494: User Trajectories

How to Get Started

  1. Fork this repository
  2. Clone your fork
  3. Create a Python environment on your computer
  4. Create a folder for yourself in the students directory
  5. Write code in your directory

How to Submit a Task

  1. Once your code is ready to submit, make a commit
  2. Make sure you don't commit any data or personal files!
  3. Submit a pull request. Your pull request should be named "#ISSUE_NUMBER FULL_NAME"
  4. Submit your report for the task on canvas

Submissions should be complete by Tuesday at 11:59 PM.

What do I do if I didn't finish my task?

That's okay! Research is unpredictable, and tasks may end up being more difficult than we anticipated. When that happens, you can still get credit so long as you submit a PR and canvas report by TUESDAY night. Your report should describe the progress you were able to make, what you weren't able to complete, and what you would work on next to make more progress.

Setup Recommendations

You are in charge of running your own Python code, which you can do either through the class's JupyterHub or on your own computer. Feel free to write code with whatever libraries you are comfortable with. The following are good defaults, if you aren't sure where to start:

  • uv for managing libraries
  • marimo for notebooks
  • polars for data processing

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