ITP 01 - asfd PDF

Title ITP 01 - asfd
Author Sebby Thatcher
Course accionamientos electromecanicos
Institution Slobomir P Univerzitet
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ITP 01 The Individual Tech Proficiency (ITP) exercises are a series of development tasks that are built on top of one another in a sequential fashion to build skills in your chosen project platform.

Basic Guidelines You should follow the instructions for the platform that you have chosen for your project. You should use technologies that will be used in your project. (For example, do not use a Python .cgi file for Web if your team plans on using PHP.) ● Put your code in the proper proficiency folder and edit the README.md file in that folder with a sentence or two explaining what you are doing/have done. ● Because the ITP exercises are individual, you do not need to use branching. ● You are expected to have multiple commits with adequate comments. ● One commit with all of your code is not sufficient for demonstrating proficiency with Git. ● You are welcome to use the built-in Git tools in your platform.

Submission You must submit the URL of the relevant folder to Canvas along with having all code up on your repository by the deadline. Not completing either of these steps will result in no credit given for the assignment. Additional submission requirement(s) may be listed in your specific platform instructions. Example URL: https://github.iu.edu/capstone-org/username/tree/master/itp-01

Video Demo There is no video demo required for this assignment. You should familiarize yourself with the tools available to do a video demo in preparation for ITP 02. (This is better to figure out now instead of while doing ITP 02.)

Grading The rubric can be found in the Canvas assignment. The assignment is out of 20 points. Late work is not accepted.

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ITP 01 Platform Specifications Follow the guidelines (e.g. allowed frameworks/styles) in the Project Specifications document on Canvas. For ITP 01, all students follow the same set of steps.

All Projects This ITP exercise deals mostly with using Git.

Part 01: Setup Git 1. 2. 3. 4.

Clone your individual repository for this course to your local machine. Ensure that your repository is set up properly (user.name and user.email variables). Create a README.md file in the root of your local repository that contains a brief biography of yourself. Create folders for itp-01/ through itp-07/ in your local repository folder. Add README.md files to each folder that contain the text "This folder is for ITP 01." (Change the number as you go.) 5. Commit and push these changes to your remote repository. Your commit comment should say "Setting up folders for future ITP exercises."

If you did this correctly, you should be able to see all your work on GitHub@IU.

Part 02: Database Setup/Access Check 1. In your local repository, create a DB.md file at the root of the repository. 2. Code a Markdown table that contains the host, user, password, and database for your individual Burrow database for this course. 3. Login to your database and run the query "SELECT NOW();". Take a screenshot of the window making sure to get both the query and the result. (Your database name should also be visible.) 4. Add the screenshot to the root of your local repository. Display the screenshot in your DB.md file underneath of the table you created with connection information. (You will need to lookup images in Markdown.) 5. Commit and push these changes to your remote repository. Your commit comment should say "Adding database connection information and test screenshot." If you did this correctly, you should be able to see all your work on GitHub@IU.

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ITP 01 Part 03: Burrow Login and Clone 1. Login to the Burrow. Navigate to your cgi-pub/ folder. 2. Clone your individual repository into a folder titled "capstone-individual". A folder capstone-individual/ should appear. (Lookup how to clone into a specific folder.) 3. Move into the folder. This is another copy of your repository. ○ You can check this by running $ git remote -v. 4. Add an "index.html" file. Inside this file, add a hyperlink (not just text) to your individual repository on GitHub@IU. 5. Commit and push these changes (from the Burrow command line) to your remote repository. Your commit comment should say "Add index.html from the Burrow with GitHub@IU link." 6. Check to ensure that the following URL is accessible. ○ https://cgi.luddy.indiana.edu/~username/capstone-individual/index.html

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ITP 01 Test Case(s) There is not a test script for ITP 01. This will exist for future ITP assignments.

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