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Students will form groups to complete two programming assignments in R. Part I involves analyzing a dataset and writing a report. Part II involves implementing the Fibonacci sequence in R. The assignments must be submitted by April 15th as both a hardcopy and softcopy.

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Students will form groups to complete two programming assignments in R. Part I involves analyzing a dataset and writing a report. Part II involves implementing the Fibonacci sequence in R. The assignments must be submitted by April 15th as both a hardcopy and softcopy.

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Assignment: DSC551 – PROGRAMMING FOR DATA SCIENCES

Semester: Mac-June 2019

Students will form groups of 2 or 3 members each.

PART I:

Objective: To practice R statistical software package to perform


statistical data analysis.

Instructions:
1. Find a set of data that fulfil these requirements;
i) At least two categorical data
ii) At least two numerical data
iii) Recent data (less than 5 years)
iv) Observations more than 30 for each variable.
2. Describe the data using appropriate graphical methods and summary
statistics using R.
3. Perform certain statistical inferential statistics involving
hypothesis testing using R.
4. Write a report meant for public readings. The report must
contain:
a. Introduction: Description of the background and source of the
data set. (Not more than 1 page)
b. Descriptive analysis of the data.
c. Modelling and inferential analysis of the data.
d. Complete R commands used in data analysis.
e. Interpretation of results.
f. Conclusion.
5. Present your report.
PART II

Objective: To implement R Programming for mathematical programming.

Instructions: The Fibonacci sequence is a famous sequence in


mathematics. The first two elements are defined as [1,1]. Subsequent
elements are defined as the sum of the preceding two elements. For
example, the third element is 2 (=1+1), the fourth element is 3(=1+2),
the fifth element is 5 (=2+3), and so on.

1. Obtain the first 12 Fibonacci numbers by using R Programming.

2. Suppose we want to list all Fibonacci numbers less than 300. We


don’t know beforehand how long this list is. Thus, obtain the
list by using R programming.

(Answer may vary)

Assessment Marks: 10%

Format:
i) Hardcopy and Softcopy in Word.
ii) Please attach your datasets in Softcopy.
iii)No need to attach data for Hardcopy.
iv) Subject for email: Your Class Group, Nicknames
Eg: CS2495B Group Assignment Abu, Ali, Ahmad.
v) Explanation in Arial, 11, Single Spacing, Justify.
vi) R input and output in Courier New, 11, Single Spacing.
vii) Must have Front Page before introduction.

Submission date: 15 April 2019 (Monday)


Hardcopy: CS1-S3-15
Softcopy: [email protected]

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