Week Report 7

⚠️ Warning: ⚠️
The video may not match 1:1 to the instructions. The video is meant as general guide. Please read the instructions of what you are required to complete and submit before you start working on your Labs/Notes/Reports.

• Week Report 7
  • Video
  • Study material
  • Tasks to complete
    • 1. Complete 1 Discussion board
    • 2. Complete notes 7
      • When you finish, do the usual:
    • 3. Complete Lab 7
    • 4. Complete Week Report 7
      • When you finish, do the usual:
    • 5. Work on your Final Project
  • Special Note 1 – Git Command Quick Reference
  • Special Note 2:

Video

• Video here

Study material

• Presentation
• Wildcard Extra practice/review

Tasks to complete

1. Complete 1 Discussion board

• Work on your discussion boards. It should not take you more than 10 minutes to post 1 reply.

2. Complete notes 7

• What are you going to include in your notes
  • How to use each of the wildcards. Include 2 - 3 examples. You can use any command.
  • How to use Brace Expansion to create entire directory structures. Include at least 2 examples

    When you finish, do the usual:

    1. Convert notes7.md to pdf
    2. Push everything to GitHub:
    3. In blackboard submit:
       1. URL to notes7.md in GitHub
       2. The pdf file notes7.pdf

3. Complete Lab 7

• Complete lab 7. The link is available here

4. Complete Week Report 7

• Include a link to your lab 7 file
• Include a link to your notes 7 file

When you finish, do the usual:

1. Convert wr7.md to pdf
2. Push everything to GitHub:
3. In blackboard submit:
   1. URL to wr7.md in GitHub
   2. The pdf file wr7.pdf

5. Work on your Final Project

• Remember to take at least 20 minutes to work on your final project.

Special Note 1 – Git Command Quick Reference

You’ll be using Git frequently this semester. Here’s a quick reminder of the most common commands:

Command	Purpose
git clone repository/url/here	Download a GitHub repository to your computer.
git pull	Synchronize your local repository with the latest changes from GitHub. Always run this before starting work in VS Code.
git add .	Track all changes made to your files.
git commit -m "description here"	Save a snapshot of your tracked changes with a short description.
git push	Send your committed changes to GitHub.

Command Order:

git pull 
git add . 
git commit -m "message" 
git push

⚠️ Warning: ⚠️
Avoid making changes directly in the GitHub website unless you:

• Know exactly what you are doing, and
• Remember to run git pull before working locally.

Special Note 2:

• The final exam is in person.
• The exam is performance based and will require access to a Linux Virtual Machine.
• If you do not have a laptop/computer you can bring to school, a Linux Computer will be made available to you.