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Did they get credits for the original course? Would they still get full

foundations/advanced vs full course split about syllabus HOT 3 CLOSED

pp4rs commented on August 15, 2024

foundations/advanced vs full course split

from syllabus.

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bergmul commented on August 15, 2024

@lachlandeer bolding the similar material would be good even as a first step for me to see the overlap / get a feeling for updated on the structure.

@bergmul prefers route 1 (at least for now)

from syllabus.

lachlandeer commented on August 15, 2024

Here's the 2019 schedule from JL and I

	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4
Morning	Terminal	Version Control	R: Data Explor.	Build Tools
Afternoon	Version Control	R: Basics	R: Econometrics	Build Tools

from syllabus.

bergmul commented on August 15, 2024

Did they get credits for the original course?
Would they still get full credits for the new course?

From a practical standpoint, we have 2 types of overlap:

The course covered a shorter version of the same topic, e.g.
- Terminal, Version Control, Build Tools
The course covered a specialized block, e.g.
- R Basics, Data Exploration, Econometrics

I think for 1 it's tough to flesh out exactly what overlaps or to tell them to attend everything after the n+1th session. It's unclear how far one gets in the first n sessions etc. Unclear if skipping parts is really an option here.

For 2 it seems doable.

from syllabus.

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