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Building-U (bu-learning) Learning Session Project

This project is for the Building-U (bu-learning) Learning Session aimed at interns. It provides an opportunity for interns to learn and develop their skills in a collaborative environment.

Project Overview

The Building-U Learning Session project is designed to offer interns a practical learning experience. Throughout the session, interns will work on various tasks and assignments related to a specific project or set of projects.

Workflow and Submission

To ensure a structured workflow, interns are required to follow these guidelines:

  1. Branches: Each intern will have their own branch dedicated to their work, allowing for easy management of individual contributions.

  2. Task Assignment: Interns will be assigned specific tasks or projects to work on during the learning session. Task assignments will be communicated through the project management system or other means of coordination.

  3. Development: Interns should clone the repository and create a local copy of their respective branch. They can then start working on the assigned tasks, making changes, and implementing new features.

  4. Commit and Push: Interns should commit their work frequently, providing meaningful commit messages that clearly explain the changes made. After committing, they should push their changes to their respective branches on the remote repository.

Collaboration and Communication

Interns are encouraged to actively participate in discussions, ask questions, and seek guidance from mentors or fellow interns throughout the learning session. Collaborative tools, such as project management systems, communication channels, or regular meetings, will be utilized to facilitate effective communication and teamwork.

Getting Started

To get started with the Building-U Learning Session project, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine: git clone <repository_url>

  2. Create a branch with your name or assigned identifier: git checkout -b <branch_name>

  3. Begin working on the assigned tasks or projects.

Branch Structure Example

  • j_doe / (Your Git Branch Root)
    • Exercise 1
      • index.html: HTML file for Exercise 1.
      • css/
        • style.css: CSS file for Exercise 1.
      • js/
        • script.js: JavaScript file for Exercise 1.
    • Exercise 2
      • index.html: HTML file for Exercise 2.
      • css/
        • style2.css: CSS file for Exercise 2.
      • js/
        • script2.js: JavaScript file for Exercise 2.

Please note that while the folder names and structure within each exercise or challenge may vary, it is recommended to maintain a similar root structure for consistency across submissions. This will help ensure easy navigation and organization within the repository.

Support

If you encounter any issues, have questions, or need clarification regarding the project or your assigned tasks, reach out to your mentor or the designated contact person for assistance.

We wish you a productive and enriching learning session!

Best regards, Building-U