Compiled Learning Objectives

At the end of the sprint, you should be able to do the following things. Make sure to check you can do them all, and if not, go back and keep practicing until you can.

Inspecting a commit (Prep)

• Given a remote repository on GitHub, identify the files and folders from any commit in a version timeline

Inspecting previous versions (Prep)

• Use a Git history to view previous versions of a project
• Find the commit that corresponds to a particular version of a project

Forking a repository (Prep)

• Create a fork of a repository

Working locally (Prep)

• Clone a remote repository from GitHub into a local folder
• Define the terms ‘remote’ and ’local’ in the context of GitHub

Viewing files from a git clone (Prep)

• Open a cloned repository in VSCode
• Explore the repository in VSCode
• Open the Integrated Terminal in VSCode

Branching (Prep)

• Explain why a git repository may have multiple branches
• Describe what’s special about the branch named main
• Create a new local branch in a git repository

Merging (Prep)

• Push a branch to GitHub
• Create a pull request
• Merge a pull request to main

Setting Up Your Planner (Prep)

• Create a GitHub Project to manage your coursework
• Create an issue from the project view

What are forms? (Prep)

• Define form, field, and input in a website
• Define HTML form elements and attributes
• Explain the purpose of validation in an HTML form
• Write form validations in an HTML form

Collaborating using Git (Backlog)

• Collaborate with colleagues using Git

Using the curriculum (Day Plan)

• Describe our mission
• Identify the key elements of our educational philosophy
• Describe how a flipped classroom works
• Identify the key pages of the curriculum interface
• Explain the sequencing of work in a typical week

Slack Libs (Day Plan)

• Find an post to a thread in Slack.
• Use emoji in Slack.
• Format text in Slack.
• Mention a user in Slack.