term_name: Format Term as Season & Year
In jamisoncrawford/panthr: Streamlining Preprocessing Tasks with GSU Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
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Description
term_name formats the TERM field by converting it into a string of class
character containing the season or semester and calendar year, e.g.
Fall 2019. An option is available to customize how season and year are joined.
Usage
1
term_name(term, sep = " ")
Arguments
term
A 6-character TERM code, which may be a scalar value or vector
of length n in YYYYMM format.
sep
A character string which separates season and year. Input must be
wrapped in quotes, e.g. " ", "-", or ", ".
Details
Output may be made categorical or ordinal nominal using function
factor or as.factor, which may specify order.
Value
A scalar or vector of values of class character combininging season
and year, e.g. Summer 2016.
Author(s)
Jamison R. Crawford, Institutional Research Associate, Georgia State University
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also
Description
term_name formats the TERM field by converting it into a string of class
character containing the season or semester and calendar year, e.g.
Fall 2019. An option is available to customize how season and year are joined.
Usage
1 | term_name(term, sep = " ")
|
Arguments
term |
A 6-character |
sep |
A character string which separates season and year. Input must be
wrapped in quotes, e.g. |
Details
Output may be made categorical or ordinal nominal using function
factor or as.factor, which may specify order.
Value
A scalar or vector of values of class character combininging season
and year, e.g. Summer 2016.
Author(s)
Jamison R. Crawford, Institutional Research Associate, Georgia State University
See Also
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