---
title: "M3: Your team and your data plan"
author: "Your group's names (and SUNet IDs)"
date: "`r Sys.Date()`"
output: pdf_document
---

```{r setup, include = FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE, message = FALSE, warning = FALSE)
library(coursekata)
library(here)
```

<!-- Fill in every line marked [...]. One of you can type while the others
talk. The step numbers match the steps on the handout. One of you should knit
this to PDF (Session -> Restart R, then Knit -> Knit to PDF) and submit this
file and the PDF on Gradescope, adding the other members of your group. -->

## Step 1. Your group

- **Group members:** [...]
- **Team form filled out?** [yes]

## Step 3. What each of you worked on

<!-- A couple of minutes per person. -->

**Member 1:** [...]

- **M2 claim and dataset:** [...]
- **Any trouble finding or understanding the dataset:** [...]
- **What you saw in your plot, and whether it matched your expectations:** [...]
- **What you'd still want to know about the claim or the data:** [...]

**Member 2:** [...]

- **M2 claim and dataset:** [...]
- **Any trouble finding or understanding the dataset:** [...]
- **What you saw in your plot, and whether it matched your expectations:** [...]
- **What you'd still want to know about the claim or the data:** [...]

**Member 3:** [...]

- **M2 claim and dataset:** [...]
- **Any trouble finding or understanding the dataset:** [...]
- **What you saw in your plot, and whether it matched your expectations:** [...]
- **What you'd still want to know about the claim or the data:** [...]

## Step 4. Your collaboration plan

<!-- Write down your expectations of each other explicitly, so that everyone
in the group has agreed to the same plan. You can come back and revise this
plan later in the quarter. -->

- **How you'll stay in touch (a group chat, Slack, or email):** [...]
- **Whether you'll meet outside section, and if so, when and where:** [...]
- **Who will submit this week's milestone on Gradescope and add the other members:** [...]
- **Who will take the lead on which parts of the project:** [...]
- **What you expect of each other when it comes to engagement:** [...]
- **What you expect of each other when it comes to communication:** [...]
- **What you expect of each other when it comes to attendance:** [...]
- **If you need more time than today's section to get going, when and where your group will meet next:** [...]

## Step 5. What you have in common, and the claims you're considering

- **Topics that interest the whole group:** [...]
- **Questions you'd be excited to explore (including ones none of you looked at in M2):** [...]
- **The claim-and-dataset pairs you're considering (at least one; a few is fine this week):** [...]
- **Your first choice, and the reasons for it:** [...]

## Step 6. A look at the data

<!-- The person submitting (step 4) should download the dataset for your
first-choice claim into data/raw/ in their project folder and read it here
with here(). If the dataset comes as an R package, install the package in the
Console and load it here instead. -->

```{r look-at-data}
# Replace this with the code that loads your data, for example:
#   my_data <- read.csv(here("data", "raw", "your-file.csv"))
# (Fingers is only here so the file knits before you start.)
my_data <- Fingers

dim(my_data)
str(my_data)
head(my_data)
```

**What one row of the data is (a person, a country, a year?):** [...]

## Step 7. The rest of your data plan, for your first-choice claim

- **The claim, with its number:** [...]
- **Where you found the claim (a link):** [...]
- **A link to the dataset:** [...]
- **Who collected the dataset, and when** (confirmed from the dataset's download page or documentation): [...]
- **What you expect to find about the claim** (a number above, below, or close to the claim's? which group higher? a rough size, in the units of the data; if you disagree, each member's view): [...]
- **The columns you expect to use to test the claim** (spelled as in `str()` above; not a commitment until M4): [...]
- **Other claim-and-dataset pairs you're still considering** (a sentence on each is enough for now): [...]

## Step 8. TA sign-off

- **Signed off in section?** [yes / changes requested]
- **If changes were requested, what you changed:** [...]