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Jupyter Notebook Assignments

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The assignments in Data 8 consist of Labs, Homeworks, and Group Projects. Labs are mostly used as a guide through the class material, whereas homeworks and projects are also used for course grading. All of the assignments use a package called for auto-grading. This can be used in two primary ways:

  1. Public tests are run on the students notebook as the student moves through the material in order to give live feedback and evaluate student answers.

  2. Grading is performed using a suite of public and private tests in order to assign points. This can be done from the command-line of an instructors computer, online at or using a paid services like .

The latest links to the homeworks can be found in the course page for the current semester. For example, the Spring 2022 course can be found

These materials are freely available on the semester course repository. There is a new repository created for each semester of the course, as the materials tend to evolve over time. For example, here is the repository for the and you can find the homeworks for this repository

Otter-Grader
otter-grader-standalone
GradeScope
here.
Spring 2022 course
here.