fixed bad formatting markdown

HW1/README.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ a. Sign into your UConn github account via
 b. Go to
 [https://github.uconn.edu/rcc02007/ME3255F2017.git](https://github.uconn.edu/rcc02007/ME3255F2017.git) and watch the repository. 
 
-    c. Fork the repository to create your own version of the syllabus and assignments. 
+c. Fork the repository to create your own version of the syllabus and assignments. 
 
 **2\.** The next assignment is to create your own repository named '01_ME3255_repo'.
 
@@ -23,41 +23,41 @@ a. (if you signed out) Sign into your UConn github account via
 
 b. Follow these steps to create your own repository named `01_ME3255_repo`:
 
-    i. Click the +-sign and choose 'New repository'
+  i. Click the +-sign and choose 'New repository'
 
   ![Step 3](./images/g3.jpg)\
 
-        ii. In the 'Repository name' enter '01_ME3255_repo'. Add a description. Make it
-        private. Then check the box 'Initialize this repository with a README'. 
+  ii. In the 'Repository name' enter '01_ME3255_repo'. Add a description. Make it
+  private. Then check the box 'Initialize this repository with a README'. 
 
   ![Step 4](./images/g4.jpg)\
 
-        iii. Now you are in your repo. Click on the README.md file and then click the
-        pencil to edit it. 
+  iii. Now you are in your repo. Click on the README.md file and then click the
+  pencil to edit it. 
 
   ![Step 5](./images/g5.jpg)\
 
-        iv. Add a header with a `#` and type `# Answer to Homework Question`. Under this
-        line answer this question: What do you hope to learn this semester?
+  iv. Add a header with a `#` and type `# Answer to Homework Question`. Under this
+  line answer this question: What do you hope to learn this semester?
 
   ![Step 6](./images/g6.jpg)\
 
-        v. At bottom of page, click 'Commit changes'.
+  v. At bottom of page, click 'Commit changes'.
 
   ![Step 7](./images/g7.jpg)\
 
-        vi. Verify that your README.md file has been updated. Then copy the HTTPS clone
-        URL on the right of the page. 
+  vi. Verify that your README.md file has been updated. Then copy the HTTPS clone
+  URL on the right of the page. 
 
   ![Step 8](./images/g8.jpg)\
 
-        vii. Paste this into the Homework #1 Google form reponse.
-        [https://goo.gl/forms/b3YrBuFxZaXTYV5s1](https://goo.gl/forms/b3YrBuFxZaXTYV5s1)
+  vii. Paste this into the Homework #1 Google form reponse.
+  [https://goo.gl/forms/b3YrBuFxZaXTYV5s1](https://goo.gl/forms/b3YrBuFxZaXTYV5s1)
 
   ![Step 9](./images/g9.jpg)\
 
-        viii. Click on the gear for "Settings" then "Collaborators" on the left menu. Add
-        `rcc02007` (Ryan C. Cooper) and `zhs15101` (Zhiqiang Shen) as a collaborators. 
+  viii. Click on the gear for "Settings" then "Collaborators" on the left menu. Add
+  `rcc02007` (Ryan C. Cooper) and `zhs15101` (Zhiqiang Shen) as a collaborators. 
 
 **3\.** Use a script to create a variable called `A_66`, where every element is the product
 of the two indices from 1 to 6 e.g. A_66(3,2)=6 and A_66(4,4)=16. Calculate the mean and
@@ -68,28 +68,28 @@ standard deviation of the values in A_66.
 to a file in you working directory in Matlab/Octave. Add these two plots to your
 01_ME3255_repo with a heading of `#Problem 4`
 
-    a. Plot the US energy consumption from 1949 to 2016 for "Total Energy Consumed by the
-    Residential Sector" and "Total Energy Consumed by the Transportation Sector" in trillions
-    of Btu's. 
+  a. Plot the US energy consumption from 1949 to 2016 for "Total Energy Consumed by the
+  Residential Sector" and "Total Energy Consumed by the Transportation Sector" in trillions
+  of Btu's. 
 
-    b. Plot the cumulative US energy consumption from 1949 to 2016 for "Total Energy Consumed by the
-    Residential Sector" and "Total Energy Consumed by the Transportation Sector" in quintillions
-    of Btu's (1 quintillion = 10$^6$ trillion). The cumulative energy is the area under
-    the curve in part a from 1949 to a given year. 
+  b. Plot the cumulative US energy consumption from 1949 to 2016 for "Total Energy Consumed by the
+  Residential Sector" and "Total Energy Consumed by the Transportation Sector" in quintillions
+  of Btu's (1 quintillion = 10$^6$ trillion). The cumulative energy is the area under
+  the curve in part a from 1949 to a given year. 
 
 **5\.** In this part, you will modify the function presented in lecture `freefall.m`. In
 lecture, the function required an input of `N` to divide the 12 second solution into
 N-steps. Here, modify the input so that you can specify two inputs, step size-`h`, and
 timespan-`timespan`. 
 
-    a. Plot a comparison between calculated velocities v(t) for timesteps of h=0.1, 1, and
-    5 sec from 0 to 30 seconds.
+  a. Plot a comparison between calculated velocities v(t) for timesteps of h=0.1, 1, and
+  5 sec from 0 to 30 seconds.
 
-    b. Save the script that created the comparison plot as 'freefall_comparison.m' and the
-    figure as figure01.png (use command `> print(figure01.png)`)
+  b. Save the script that created the comparison plot as 'freefall_comparison.m' and the
+  figure as figure01.png (use command `> print(figure01.png)`)
 
-    c. Save your work to a folder called 'problem_3' and add it to the '01_ME3255_repo'
-    repository
+  c. Save your work to a folder called 'problem_3' and add it to the '01_ME3255_repo'
+  repository
 
 **6\.** In this part we will create functions that calculate velocity and acceleration in 3D
 based upon x,y,z-coordinates and time. (hint: look at [Lecture 04_intro to