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CS-120-Advanced-Programming

This is a Repository for UVM CS 120 Advanced Programming class. The goal of this class is to explore pull request and issues in a group on a single repository.

Steps

  1. Create Project ~3 minutes
    • Split into teams and one member create repo use the git template (email your repo url) ~5 minutes
  2. Add comments ~10 minutes
    • Select two programming files and add comments through Github browser
    • Submit a Pull Request
    • Team Repo Owner accepts Pull Request
  3. Create Bugs ~5 minutes
    • Add everyone as contributors to repo
    • Select two or more new programming files that has comments and create 2-4 small bugs
    • Add a comment at the top with “bugs introduced: + your initials”
  4. Submit Bug Reports ~10 minutes
    • Select two files which you have not touched yet and that are marked with bugs
    • Identify all bugs and submit bug reports through Github following the format in the Readme
  5. Fix Bugs ~20 minutes
    • Select two files which you have not touched yet and that have active Bug Reports
    • Assign bugs to yourself
    • Determine how to fix Bugs
    • Push fixes to main with comments
  6. QA and Close Bug Reports ~10 minutes
    • Verify fixes are correct
    • Close bugs with comments

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