Lab Check-In Week 3, Lab 2 — Thursday, September 12
Before You Check In
At the start of today's lab, we have a reflection task for the previous homework. Aim to spend about ten minutes on this task.
- In Visual Studio Code, sign into the CS 134 server and open your homework 2 repository.
- In a terminal, run
git pull, then rungit switch reflectionto switch to the reflection branch. You'll find various test-results in that directory, most notablyTEST-RESULTS.txt, showing how your code performed on test cases. There is also a file,REFLECTION.md, which we'll discuss in a moment.
- In a terminal, run
- Open a new window in Visual Studio code, and this time open
cs134/hw2-soln. This directory contains a sample solution for the homework which you can contrast with your own work. - In
REFLECTION.md, briefly describe anything you now realize you misunderstood or could have done better in your homework. You should also describe any insights you gained from the sample solution.
Note, BTW, that fact that there are test results does not mean your homework is graded. In fact, your reflection factors into your homework grade.
When You're Done with the Reflection
When you've completed the reflection task, be sure to:
- Commit your changes back to the
reflectionbranch. - Push your changes to GitHub.
You don't have to finish and push before you check in for lab, but getting it out of the way will reduce the chance of forgetting later. Your reflection needs to be in by 2:45pm on Friday.
Check-In
(When logged in, completion status appears here.)