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=====Objective=====
To ensure familiarity and induce questions related to participating in, and developing the class Backgammon project.

=====Background=====
We've been spending time lately exploring the concepts and applications of version control, especially in relation to our class Backgammon project.

In order for this project to effectively kick off, everyone in the class needs to be familiar with how the system works, and that experience best comes with real, actual development on the project.
=====Procedure=====
By the start of class Tuesday (prior to 10:12AM on that day), I would like everyone to have completed the following:

  - Perform 1 commit to the repository containing a relevant update to the project code.
  - Perform 3 additional commits to the repository, for a total of **at least** **__4__** commits.
    * Can also be a contribution of project code, correcting a typo, commenting some code, creating/enhancing a test application, editing a Makefile, etc. Some relevant repository code update.
  - Perform **at least** 2 contributions of relevant documentation to the [[http://lab46.corning-cc.edu/notes/data|Project wiki page]].
    * Wiki Edits **MUST** be on the main page, not on discussion forum, in order to count.
  - any questions related to this assignment must be asked in a sanctioned forum of communication (class mailing list, class irc) sufficiently prior to our next class.

<WRAP round info box>Remember: A commit should be based on a relatively small change in the code (1 function being created, a couple of typos, etc.) Do **NOT** make massive changes and push them to the repository in 1 commit. That makes it considerably more difficult to track changes, and will still only count as 1 commit for the purposes of this assignment. You also don't have to be concerned with perfection.. your code does not need to compile this point... focus on content first, then we'll hammer out details later.</WRAP>

=====Submission=====
To complete this assignment, all you have to do is perform the above actions between the class today and the start of the next class.