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Overview
All of your Lab work will be submitted through Github Classroom. You are responsible for
ensuring all your code is properly pushed to Github! Any code not pushed to Github by the
deadline will not be accepted under any circumstances. If you don't already have a
GitHub account you will need to create one.
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Step 1 - Accept the assignment
- Get the Starter Code
- When you accept the assignment it is critical that you select your student email
address from the list. If you don’t select your student email address your instructor will not be
able to grade your code. If you can’t find your email in the list, contact your instructor ASAP to
get the issue resolved.
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Make sure and save the github URL so you can find your assignment later if needed!
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Step 2 - Clone the repository using VSCode
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Once you have accepted your assignment you can launch VSCode to clone the starter code to
your local machine.
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Step 3 - Complete the lab
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The assignment specifications will be located in the README.md in the starter code.
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The README.md will have a link to the grading rubric that you can use to verify you have
completed all requirements.
Step 4 - Push your finished code to Github
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After you have completed the assignment you need to add, commit, and push your code to Github so
it can be graded. Any code that is not pushed by the due date will not be graded and can not be
submitted late.
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After the due date and late submission deadline have passed your instructor will grade
whatever code you have committed and pushed to your repository.
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