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CSUG-resources

This repo contains the resources compiled by members of Computer Science Undergraduate Council (CSUG)

CSUG is a club at the University of Rochester and strives to build a better community of students at the University. As such, this github organization along with this repository is intended to provide resources collected from within the community and to encourage open source development.

This repository along with the GitHub organization is maintained by the CSUG E-Board

CSUG-resources is an effort from the Computer Science community at the University of Rochester to collaborate and compile resources that can be useful for every class year in every field. The following are the contents of this repository

  • Internship
  • Academics
  • Full-Time

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Requirements

  1. Git.

Steps to follow

  1. Go to the repository
  2. Fork the repository to your GitHub using the Fork tool at the top right. This will create a copy (actually a fork) in your GitHub for you to work on.
  3. Clone the repository to your local computer. This will create a local version in your computer. This is linked with your remote repository (the repository on your GitHub)
  4. Add your resources in the apropriate ReadMe.
  5. Add your changes to your local git using git add . (The dot at the end is important)
  6. Commit your changes with a helpful message. Example: git commit -m "Added informative ReadMe.md file"
  7. Push your code to your remote repository using git push origin main. If this fails, then git will automatically give you a suggestion to 'set upstream' with the link to your remote repo. Copy this and type the push command again.
  8. Create a Pull Request(PR) for your remote repo to be merged with the organization's. Here, you can compare your changes, add more detailed messages and then submit the Pull Request (PR).
  9. Once an organization member reviews your PR, your PR will be merged.

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