Welcome to CS445/545. In this class we will be using a variety of tools that will require some initial configuration.

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1. To start, fork repository fdac22/Practice0

2. You should be able to connect to your container via ssh (putty)

3. Connect to your docker container (this opens up a terminal with a commmand-line)

4. Clone the repository to your docker container If you have not set these up, please do (replace USERNAME with your own github username):

   git config --global user.name USERNAME
   git config --global user.email 'whatever email you are willing to share'
   

5. You may also want to set up your credentials to be cashed (in seconds: 3600=1hour)

   git config credential.helper 'cache --timeout=3600'
   

6. Set up your default editor if you don't like vi (vi is set by default)

   git config --global core.editor nano
   

7. Add the following to your .ssh/config on the host (docker container) where you run git commands:

         host github
             User USERNANE
             HostName github.com
             IdentitiesOnly yes
             IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
   

   You will also need to put your public key on github as described in step 4 of instructions

8. Now clone

   git clone git@github:USERNAME/Practice0
   

9. Please change the name of the notebook from Practice0 to your NETID handle, so I can merge it in the central repository once you submit your pull request. on command line 'mv Practice0.ipynb YourNetID.ipynb'

10. Point your browser to http://localhost:8888

11. Edit/Run the example in the browser and do requested tasks to complete the assignment

12. On the docker container commit changes to complete your solution.

         cd ~/Practice0
         git add YourNetID.ipynb
         git commit -m '<your commit comment>'
    

13. Now back in the shell Push/sync the changes to github.

     git push origin master
    

14. At https://github.com/USERNAME/Practice0 Create a pull request to merge your notebook with the original repository fdac22/Practice0 to turn in the assignment.