Project Management

Build a personal site describing you and your final project.

Assignment:
  • Build a personal site describing you and your final project
  • Document steps for uploading files to archive
  • Work through a git tutorial.
  • Pushed to the class archive
  • Sign and uploaded Student Agreement
  • Personal site

    Web Site:

    A template was used to create the personal website, this was edited to adapt to the FabLab documentation project, as a computer science engineer I know the skills necessary to handle programming in html and the graphic component through the use of the css

    I used Visual studio for programming.


    To create the website, a template was used which served as a starting point for the documentation of each week of the fabacademy, we worked with the style sheets and the html code to shape and adapt it to the documentation needs.

    I use visual studio to create my website, this development environment is a very useful and powerful tool that helps us edit and execute our web development in a very easy and simple way.

    Git Tutorial:

    Git was used as a version control system. A version control system will help us to work as a team in a much simpler and optimal way when we are developing software. ... When we finished developing our code, we used Git to merge the changes with the other partners

  • Upload it to the class archive.
  • To upload:

  • (on Git) + Ctrl C
  • git add . (remember the space and the dot)
  • git commit -m "añadir descripcion"
  • git push

  • To download:

  • git add.
  • git commit -m"añadir descripción"
  • git push

  • Command line instructions:


    Signed and uploaded Agreement


    Student Agreement

    General conclusions:

  • The website was built based on the knowledge of development and programming in htlm, the experience was not easy as it was documenting the proposed advances in the assignments.
  • The use of gitlab helps to keep track of the changes and keep an order within the development, its use was easy thanks to the documentation found.

  • Return