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If you are under Linux, you likely have Git installed by default (else use your Linux package manager to install it). If you are under Windows, then look at https://git-scm.com/downloads. If you get stuck, use the Telegram group to ask questions and help each other out.
In general, to pass lab assignments you will:
In general:
- Create a user on https://gitlab.henriktjader.com/
- Fork the lab repository
- Clone your repository to your local machine
- Discussions encouraged (use Telegram/Zoom etc.)
- Labs are done individually, it should be your "original" work
- Create a user on https://gitlab.henriktjader.com/ (if you don't have an account there already)
For each lab:
- Fork the lab repository (if not done already)
- Clone your repository to your local machine (if not done already)
- Solve the lab assignment(s)
- Commit your repository
- Submit link to your repo as a Canvas assignment (you will then be assigned two repos to review)
- Make review as Gitlab Issue(s)
- Submit links to the repos you have reviewed as a Canvas assignment.
- Submit link to your repository as a Canvas assignment (you will then be assigned two repositories to review)
- Make reviews as GitLab Issue(s)
- Submit links to the repositories you have reviewed as a Canvas assignment.
- Attend the reviews/issues you have received
- Submit link to you final repo as a Canvas assignment.
Pay strict attention to the deadlines (the course depends on everyone being on time, to give and get reviews etc.). If you get sick and due to that cannot complete an assignment in time, give us a heads up in Telegram, and we will try to find a solution.
Remember to commit often, this allows you to rollback to previous states. Name your commits so that it reflects the recent changes, then your git log will make much more sense, and will be easier to navigate.
Hint: Remember to commit often, this allows you to rollback to previous states. Name your commits so that it reflects the recent changes, then your git log will make much more sense, and will be easier to navigate.
This repository will be updated throughout the course, so make sure to "pull" the latest version.
Hint 2: This repository will be updated throughout the course, so make sure to "pull" the latest version. Check the CHANGELOG.md for update info.
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## Lab 1 (Schematics)
The main topic of this lab is to give you a good understanding on how to use the information in Datasheets to draw components and connect them in the schematic view. This lab should be done individually.
The main topic of this lab is to give you a good understanding on how to use the information in *datasheets* to draw components and connect them in the schematic view.
