The central repository for CSM 61C worksheets.

The repository is split up into two subsections. src denotes the current set of worksheet templates which draw their questions from the pool of topics.

The style is provided by commonheader.sty.

• Mentoring 3 (Solution)
• Mentoring 4 (Solution)
• Mentoring 5 (Solution)
• Mentoring 6 (Solution)
• Mentoring 7 (Solution)
• Mentoring 8 (Solution)
• Mentoring 9 (Solution)
• Mentoring 10 (Solution)

To make an individual worksheet, run the following command in the repository's root directory.

make mentor00

To make multiple worksheets at once, modify the Makefile by adding the names of the worksheets you'd like to make, and the solutions as necessary.

RELEASED = mentor00 mentor01 mentor02
SOLUTIONS = mentor00 mentor01

Then, run make all to build all the worksheets in the published directory.

If necessary, clean the local files with make clean.

To contribute, first get LaTeX. This repository requires additional packages which may not be included in all basic LaTeX distributions, especially the monospace font Inconsolata. In Ubuntu's TeXLive distribution, the font can be found in the texlive-latex-extra package.

If you do not already have LaTeX installed and would prefer the most minimal installation necessary, obtain LaTeX from CTAN and adapt the .texlive.sh script and .texlive.profile configuration for your needs.

For Mac, install Mactex (http://www.tug.org/mactex/).

After cloning the repository and setting up LaTeX, pull in any updates from Github origin.

git checkout master
git pull

Then, create a new branch off master and give it a descriptive name.

git checkout -b fa17/mentor04

Make changes as you would normally and commit them incrementally. Write descriptive commit messages and break larger changes into smaller parts.

Using patch mode is recommended when staging changes to ensure only that only the desired diffs are included in the commit.

git add -p

Start in the src directory and edit the handouts in question. Note that the repository has split up handouts from their questions: all questions are stored in individual files under topics for version control and maintainability.

After making a few changes, verify that the changes appear as expected by re-making the handouts. The handouts build to the published directory.

make clean && make mentor04 && make mentor04_sol

Once satisfied, push the branch to Github origin.

git push -u origin fa17/mentor04

On the Github web interface, create a new pull request for the branch, assign the current maintainers for review, apply relevant labels, and set the milestone to the current release target.

Travis will automatically spin up a new build for the branch and perform a status check to verify that the handouts compile successfully. If there are errors, you may want to double check that all the handouts build locally.

make src

Once the changes have been accepted by a maintainer, they can be merged into the master branch. This will spin up another Travis build and automatically publish the updated handouts to Github Pages within a few minutes.