Complete a theory-to-practice.md file

[kallewesterling]

• Make sure you are in the right branch and have recently pulled all the content from the GitHub repository before you start working.

• Create a theory-to-practice.md file in your repository
  Here, you can find the template for theory-to-practice.md. Copy the contents into a new file in your repository.

• Add suggested further readings (optional)

  • Use ## Suggested Further Readings to indicate the beginning of the section, and bullet points for each of the sources (in markdown, you use - on a new line to create a bullet point).

  • If the reading has a DOI number, make sure to add it. If it does, you do not need to add any additional bibliographic information.

• Add other tutorials (optional)
  Use ## Other Tutorials to indicate the beginning of the section, and bullet points for each of the sources (in markdown, you use - on a new line to create a bullet point).

• Add projects or challenges to try (optional)
  Use ## Projects/Challenges To Try to indicate the beginning of the section, and bullet points for each of the projects/challenges (in markdown, you use - on a new line to create a bullet point).

• Add discussion questions (optional)
  Use ## Discussion Questions to indicate the beginning of the section, and bullet points for each of the questions (in markdown, you use - on a new line to create a bullet point).

[kallewesterling]

Because we're closing issues for sprint 1 before this weekend's review, I'm just making sure that we capture the Discussion Questions for sprint 2, and letting the issue stay closed. No action required, @smorello87, just FYI.