Mini Data Analysis: Deliverable 2
Deliverable 2 will be due on October 27nd, 2026 at 11:59pm PT
In this course, Generative AI can be used in the following ways:
to clarify concepts discussed in class
as an “advanced search engine” (i.e., searching error codes)
debugging code that students wrote and attempted to debug on their own
Generative AI CANNOT be used to generate text or code (including comments) from scratch.
Any use of Generative AI must be disclosed.
To disclose your use, please copy and paste the following template into the README of your GitHub Repository and fill out the relevant details [in square brackets]. BE SPECIFIC. Saying you used it to debug your code is not enough. Explicitly describe where you got stuck
Here is an example of a specific, explicit debug:
“I had the error
attempt to apply non-functionafter running my code. I used Claude to help me identify that this error was due to me attempting to multiply two numbers together without the use of a*, i.e.(2)(3)instead of2*3.”
## Generative AI Statement
Generative AI (through [LIST MODELS USED, i.e. ChatGPT, CoPilot)] was used to
help me complete this assignment in the following ways.
1. [Describe here]
2. [Describe here]
...
I affirm that Generative AI was not used to generate text, code, or comments for
my assessments. If you did not use Generative AI, please include the following in your README:
## Generative AI Statement
Generative AI was not used in any way throughout this assignment.Assessments suspected of having AI-generated text and/or code, or assignments where the Generative AI use was not disclosed, will be flagged and temporarily assigned a grade of zero. Students will be required to meet with the instructor to receive a grade.
Fill out Task 3.4 as you go through your assignment if you do opt to use Generative AI.
Download the following file and add it to your Mini Data Analysis Repository (the same one you used for Deliverable 1). Follow the directions in the file!