Submission Guidelines

GitHub Classroom Invite Link: Join the Classroom

Steps to Join the Classroom and Submit Assignments

Login to your GitHub account.
Click on the GitHub Classroom invite link above.
You should see a dashboard similar to this:
Click on the link Skip to the next step.
You should see the following page:
Click Accept this assignment.
You will then see the following page, confirming you've joined the classroom:

A private repository named ror-bootcamp-2024-<your-github-username> will be created under the organization iris-nitk-pvt. Only you and the admins will have access to this repository.
Now, you can clone the repository as usual. In this repo you will be able to see the tasks of each week and other instructions as well.

How to Submit Each Week's Assignment

Change your directory to the repository you cloned:
```
cd ror-bootcamp-2024-<your-github-username>
```
Each week's task will be located in a folder named week_<n>, where n is the week number (e.g., the task for Week 1 will be in the folder week_1).
Navigate to the week's directory using the following command:
```
cd week_<n>
```
Inside the week_<n> folder, create a folder called submission:
```
mkdir submission
```
In the submission folder, add all the required files for the assignment. Additionally, create a README file named week-<n>-submission.md (e.g., week-1-submission.md for Week 1). In this file, include:
- Screenshots (if required)
- Details about your submission
You may add any additional files or folders necessary to complete the assignment within the submission folder.
Once you have completed the assignment, you can push the changes to the repository by following these steps:
- Add the required files:
  
  (The command below adds all files in the current directory. However, it is recommended to add only the files you have specifically changed. You may also use the GUI of Visual Studio Code to select and add files.)
```
git add .
```
- Commit the changes:
```
git commit -m "Completed week <n> assignment"
```
- Push the changes to the repository:
```
git push origin main
```