DataFest@UofT: COVID-19 Virtual Challenge Submission Instructions

Congratulations. If your reading this then your team is 🏃 to submit to DataFest. Be sure, that there is only one Github repository per team.

🕛 Submissions are due: June 14, 2020 at 23:59 EDT.

What should be submitted to your team's repository?

Each ✅ below indicates something that your team must include.

Slide Deck or Interactive App

✅ EITHER a slide deck (maximum 3️⃣ content slides + title slide in pdf format) OR an interactive app / dashboard (do not submit both). If your team submits an interactive app then it should be deployed somewhere such as (shinyapps.io)[https://www.shinyapps.io/] or (heroku.com)[https://www.heroku.com/] so that you can submit the 🔗 as a url.

❌ do not submit both a slide-deck AND an app.

Video or Write-up

✅ EITHER a 5️⃣ minute video or screencast OR a 1️⃣-page write up (single spaced)

❌ do not submit both a video AND a write-up.

Code

✅ The code that you developed to create slide deck/app and video/write-up.

Data

✅ 🔗 to data source(s) or a file containg the data in your repository.

NB: Review Github's file and repository size limitations before storing large data sets in your project's repo. For example, if your project requires a file > 100MB then store the file in another place (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox) or if it already has a url then read in the file directly using it's 🔗 :

# R using tidyverse
library(tidyverse)
df <- read_csv("https://mydatasource.org/mydata.csv")

# Python using pandas
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv('https://mydatasource.org/mydata.csv')

Submission Details team_submission.md

✅ Create a file called team_submission.md with the following information:

• Each team member's name, and UofT email (i.e., yourname@mail.utoronto.ca)
• A slide deck/app (select one) was created, and is available XXX (add links/file names as appropriate).
• A slide video/write-up (select one) was created, and is available XXX (add links/file names as appropriate).