jarrodmillman / rcsds-paper

Teaching computational reproducibility for neuroimaging

Teaching computational reproducibility for neuroimaging

Article about (Fall 2015) Reproducible and Collaborative Statistical Data Science course by K. Jarrod Millman, Matthew Brett, Ross Barnowski, and Jean-Baptiste Poline.

rcsds-paper's Issues

finalize draft

Jarrod

• how to pay? (BIDS? UC Library?)
• add ack for Mark, Sandrine, and Nima See 5d4b2c5

Matthew

• add paragraph on combination of requirements/discussion about commitment about time doing this (Mark)
• add section to discussion about the fact that students took time to understand the task (Nima)
  • didn't understand they needed to start immediately
  • maybe would have been better to provide more detailed early milestones with template (e.g., EDA)

Both

• 10000 word limit
  • Word count:9567 See 72920da and 80c9bf7

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