Review of practicum rules
1. All work, code and analysis must be your own.
2. You may use your course notes, posted lecture slides, textbooks, in-class notebooks, and homework solutions as resources. You may also search online for answers to general knowledge questions like the form of a probability distribution function or how to perform a particular operation in Python/Pandas.
3. You may not post to message boards or other online resources asking for help.
4. You may not collaborate with classmates or anyone else.
5. This is meant to be like a coding portion of your midterm/final exam. So, we will be much less helpful than we typically are with homework. For example, we will not check answers, help debug your code, and so on.
6. If you have a question, send me a private Piazza message. If we decide that it is appropriate for the entire class, then we will add it to the Practicum Q&A on Piazza.
7. If something is left open-ended, it is because we want to see how you approach the kinds of problems you will encounter in the wild, where it will not always be clear what sort of tests/methods should be applied. Feel free to ask clarifying questions though.
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