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CMCThis weekend

GitHub: Version Control - Level 1

Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab

Fri, Sep 11, 3:30 PM

This hands-on workshop introduces participants to Git, a powerful version control system widely used in software development. Designed for beginners, the session covers essential Git concepts, including repository setup, branching, merging, and collaborative workflows. Participants will gain practical experience in tracking code changes, managing repositories, and implementing best practices for seamless team collaboration. The workshop will utilize GitHub Web and GitHub Desktop to provide a user-friendly introduction, equipping attendees with the foundational skills needed to confidently work with version control systems. Agenda: Version Control systemsGit and GitHubCreate an organizationCreate a repositoryCreate issuesForking a repositoryCloning a repositoryBranching a projectContributing to a repositoryCode review and merging Pre-requisites: Internet use: Introductory levelGitHub account Instructor: Daniel Perez Participants: All CMC Students, Faculty, and Staff, and All Claremont Colleges Students, Faculty, and Staff.

Source: Cmc Calendar (cmc_calendar). Public calendar or submitted listing; not independently verified by claremont.life.

CMCThis weekend

GitHub: Version Control - Level 1

Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab

Fri, Sep 11, 3:30 PM

This hands-on workshop introduces participants to Git, a powerful version control system widely used in software development. Designed for beginners, the session covers essential Git concepts, including repository setup, branching, merging, and collaborative workflows. Participants will gain practical experience in tracking code changes, managing repositories, and implementing best practices for seamless team collaboration. The workshop will utilize GitHub Web and GitHub Desktop to provide a user-friendly introduction, equipping attendees with the foundational skills needed to confidently work with version control systems. Agenda: Version Control systemsGit and GitHubCreate an organizationCreate a repositoryCreate issuesForking a repositoryCloning a repositoryBranching a projectContributing to a repositoryCode review and merging Pre-requisites: Internet use: Introductory levelGitHub account Instructor: Daniel Perez Participants: All CMC Students, Faculty, and Staff, and All Claremont Colleges Students, Faculty, and Staff.

Source: Cmc Alumni (cmc-alumni). Public calendar or submitted listing; not independently verified by claremont.life.

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CGUFoodThis weekend

Productivity Bootcamp

Sat, Sep 12, 2:00 AM

Productivity Bootcamps are open to students working towards coursework, publishing, presenting, qualifying exams, or thesis/dissertation milestones. These events aim to develop writers’ ability to set effective goals and to track their own writing processes. Productivity Bootcamps offer guided work blocks, provide time for students to meet with writing consultants to discuss their work, and promote student engagement in discussions about graduate writing and research. In addition, we become a community of writers committed to completing our term papers, theses, proposals, or dissertations on schedule while supporting and cheering each other on, and sharing strategies and experiences to help each other navigate the graduate school process with our sanity intact! Lunch is provided for all in-person attendees.

Source: Cgu Calendar (cgu_calendar). Public calendar or submitted listing; not independently verified by claremont.life.

CGUFoodThis weekend

Productivity Bootcamp

Sat, Sep 12, 2:00 AM

Productivity Bootcamps are open to students working towards coursework, publishing, presenting, qualifying exams, or thesis/dissertation milestones. These events aim to develop writers’ ability to set effective goals and to track their own writing processes. Productivity Bootcamps offer guided work blocks, provide time for students to meet with writing consultants to discuss their work, and promote student engagement in discussions about graduate writing and research. In addition, we become a community of writers committed to completing our term papers, theses, proposals, or dissertations on schedule while supporting and cheering each other on, and sharing strategies and experiences to help each other navigate the graduate school process with our sanity intact! Lunch is provided for all in-person attendees.

Source: Cgu (cgu). Public calendar or submitted listing; not independently verified by claremont.life.

PomonaThis weekend

Mock Trial Auditions

Hahn 101

Sat, Sep 12, 8:30 AM

We gotta audition people direly

Source: Engage Claremont (engage_claremont). Public calendar or submitted listing; not independently verified by claremont.life.

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Student pick of the week

Go early to the farmers market, then disappear into Some Crust.

The move is 9:30 a.m. before the Village gets crowded: grab strawberries, split a bear claw, and call it studying outdoors.

Anonymous Pomona correspondent

Pomona

Anonymous Pomona student

Pomona pick

If Frary is chaotic, take your plate outside by the fountain. Same food, 70% less dining hall tunnel vision.

CMC

CMC correspondent

CMC pick

Ath tea is still the easiest low-stakes way to run into people before everyone vanishes into meetings.

Mudd

Mudd correspondent

Mudd survival tip

Whiteboard the problem before opening twelve tabs. Your future 2 a.m. self will thank you.

Scripps

Scripps correspondent

Scripps study spot

Denison is gorgeous, but the quiet corners in the browsing room are the actual deadline bunker.

Pitzer

Pitzer correspondent

Pitzer weird thing worth doing

Walk the mounds at golden hour and pretend your group project is not due tomorrow. It helps a little.

CGU/KGI

Anonymous grad correspondent

Grad corner

Pack dinner before a late seminar. The Village is close, but not “ten-minute break” close.

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