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JAN 27 |
Command Line #1
- intro
- navigating the file system
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Intro
About the Command Line Module
- Set up GITHUB for submitting assignments
- Entering Commands
- Navigating the File System
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FEB 3 |
Command Line #2
- review
- paths
- output, download, uncompress
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About Lab #2
- Review and Paths:
- Output, Download, and Uncompress:
- Submitting Your Assignment:
- login to github.com
- go to the lab 2 on github: https://github.com/levylorenzo/LL_lab_02_commandline_02
- click on the FORK button
- edit each text file by clicking on the appropriate file and clicking EDIT
- COMMIT each text file when you’re done editing
- you should have exactly 2 files in your version of the lab 2 repository
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FEB 10 |
Command Line #3
- review
- working with files
- file permissions, date and time, editing files
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- Review and Downloading File
- Working With Files:
- File Permissions, File Editing, Date and Time
Submitting Your Assignment
- login to github.com
- go to the lab 3 on github: https://github.com/levylorenzo/mtec1003_lab_03_commandline_03
- click on the FORK button
- edit each text file by clicking on the appropriate file and clicking EDIT
- COMMIT each text file when you’re done editing
- you should have exactly 3 files in your version of the lab 3 repository
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FEB 24 |
Version Control #1
- quick example of version control and git
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MAR 2 |
Version Control #2
- basic git commands
- basic JavaScript
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6 |
MAR 9 |
Version Control #3
- basic git commands revisited
- basic JavaScript revisited
- conditionals
- loops (maybe)
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7 |
MAR 16 |
Version Control #3 - review
- basic git commands revisited
- basic JavaScript revisited
- conditionals
- loops (maybe)
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8 |
MAR 23 |
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9 |
MAR 30 |
JavaScript #2
- conditionals revisted
- for loops
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10 |
APR 6 |
JavaScript #3
- conditionals revisted
- for loops revisited
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11 |
APR 20 |
JavaScript #4
- functions
- while loops
- recursion
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12 |
APR 27 |
JavaScript #5
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13 |
MAY 4 |
JavaScript #6
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MAY 11 |
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MAY 18 |
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- Review HTML and CSS
- Using GitHub Pages to Publish Content
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FINAL WORK: Create a webpage for your restaurant that has 2 pages:
- index.html - contains basic info, and link to menu page
- menu.html - contains full menu, and link back to index page
- CSS: create a file foodstyle.css for all your page styling/formating
- As a starting point, you may cut/paste the restuaurant menu and info that started in Lab #12
- DUE: by 11:59pm on Friday December 20.
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