For the GitHub Classroom question, please use the following code, unique to you:
``` - Replace `muise` with your own username on `innovate` - Replace `204-f20` with whatever directory name you want (and tell Doug) - The `{UserId}` is a shortcode that means _each student will see their own unique key_. ![onq-id](assets/onq-id.jpg) ## GitHub Classroom Initial Assignment Duration: 15 ### Objective Create an initial trivial assignment to make sure students can use the course software and submission platform. ### Highlights 1. Create assignment, assign due date 2. Make repos private 3. Use template repository 4. Specify Repl.It as IDE (adds button to README.md) 5. Configure run command and language 6. Add tests / autograding 7. (_optional_) Enable a pull request for feedback. Info [[here](https://classroom.github.com/help/leaving-feedback-in-github#:~:text=If%20you%20create%20an%20assignment,for%20students%20directly%20in%20GitHub.)] 8. Share assignment link to all students ### Settings for grading Setting | Value ---|--- **Test name** | Check submission **Setup command** | `sudo -H pip3 install pytest nnf` **Run command** | `pytest test.py` **Timeout** | - **Points** | 1 ### What happens - Students will "connect" their GitHub accounts to the classroom ID only once. - A repo will be created for them, with access only given to the student and teaching staff - If autograding is setup, summary statistics will be available to instructors ## Fin Duration: 1 Happy curriculum construction! ### [This Tutorial](https://research.cs.queensu.ca/home/muise/cist-tutorial/)