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@dkillian dkillian commented Apr 8, 2015

Hi -
I've been pursuing a Master's degree in Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University while also going through the Johns Hopkins / Coursera Data Science Specialization. I was very pleased to get to a level of proficiency in R that I was able to not only complete a short exercise using base plotting and some simple calculus using the mosaic package, but was also able to directly submit my work in R as a Word document and html file using knitr.

After many hours of work and frustration, and even going through moments where I thought I was simply unable to gain proficiency in R as a user, much less a programmer, I was really happy to reach a point of finding practical benefit from the JHU data science courses. I thought it might benefit others going through the Data Science Specialization to begin to see the practical uses of R and how the Data Science Specialization can help people use R.

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Hi @dkillian,
Thanks for this contribution! Could you host this site somewhere, perhaps on GitHub Pages, and then send a pull request that includes a link to your hosted page? If you'd like an example of what most pull requests to this repository look like, you should check out this pull request. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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dkillian commented Apr 9, 2015

Ok, I think I followed your directions. Let me know if any further action needed.

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You're almost there! If you can merge my pull request: dkillian/dkillian.github.io#1 then I'll take care of the rest!

seankross added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 12, 2015
Upload benefit-cost analysis exercise in knitr
@seankross seankross merged commit 5197556 into DataScienceSpecialization:master Apr 12, 2015
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