CSE/STAT 416, Summer 2019: Homework 1: House Prices

Submission

This assignment is due by Tuesday, July 2 at 11:59 pm.

You should submit your finished A1-House-Prices.ipynb on Gradescope in the [A1: Upload] House Prices assignment. You should also complete the assignments [A1: Programming] House Prices and [A1: Concept] Regression by the deadline.

You may submit any part of the assignment assignment as many times as you want before the late cutoff (remember submitting after the due date will cost late days).

Gradescope

For each homework, there will be three assignments listed on Gradescope.

  • The first will be tagged Concept which is where you will answer conceptual questions about that week's material. This counts towards to Concept portion of your final grade.
  • The second will be tagged Programming which is where you will answer questions you answered in the programming portion. This counts towards to Programming portion of your final grade.
  • The last section will be tagged Upload which is where you upload your Jupyter Notebook(s) for that week. This is technically not worth any points, but any submission that does not include the completed Jupyter Notebooks will receive a 0 for the programming portion.

Option A - Google Colaboratory

If you are planning on using Colab, you can find the notebooks here. You'll have to save them to your Google Drive to edit and save them.

Once you have completed the assignment, you should download the Jupyter Notebook (File > Download .ipynb) and upload that to Gradescope. Remember, you should use the ipynb option!

Option B - Local Development

If you are planning on using your local computer, make sure you have completed the Software Setup. Download the Jupyter Notebook from here and the data file from here. Launch the Jupyter Notebook using the Anaconda Navigator and navigate to the directory you downloaded the notebook. The notebook should be in the same folder as the data.

Once you have completed the assignment, you should upload the completed notebooks to Gradescope. Remember, you should use the .ipynb files!