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EC Course
STM32 M4 Programming
Other Programming
C Programming
- C-Programming Lessons
Numerical Programming

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1. EC workspace (Lab, Tutorial, Lib)
Create the EC workspace:
Create a new project & Include library paths
2. EC-student repository (provided source codes from EC github)
Clone the repository "EC-student"
3. Your private github repository
Create a new git repository
Clone github repository in local folder
Create folders
Commit & Push
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C:\Users\(user_name)\source\repos

1. EC workspace (Lab, Tutorial, Lib)

This is the local folder where you do your tutorial, lab.

Create the EC workspace:

Create a folder named as "EC" in "C:\users(user_name)\source\repos".
Create 3 folders named as "Tutorial", "LAB" and "lib" in "EC" folder.
- Tutorial / LAB : includes the project files.
- lib : includes header files.

Create a new project & Include library paths

Create a new folder in "LAB" or "Tutorial".
- named as "LAB_(title)" or "TU_(title)"
Create a new project and set for embedded board. Tutorial: Create a project with uVision
Then, set "Include Paths" as "C:\users(user_name)\source\repos\EC\lib".

2. EC-student repository (provided source codes from EC github)

This is where you download or fetch the provided source codes used in EC lecture.

Clone the repository "EC-student"

github.com/ykkimhgu/EC-student

Open with Github Desktop.

Check "Local path" and Click "Clone".

Then, you can see the repository "EC-student" is copied in your local PC.
You can copy & paste some files for tutorial or lab.

3. Your private github repository

This is for managing the version of your library and your source file. DO NOT include the project related files.

Create a new git repository

Create a new repository in Github.
- Repository name : EC-(your initials)-(3 ends of student number)
You must choose Private.
Add a README file.

Clone github repository in local folder

Open with Github Desktop from github repository

Check "Local path", and click "clone".

Create folders

docs : documents for functions
include : includes header files
lab : includes report and source files
tutorial : includes source files

Commit & Push

Copy & paste only source files from your project directory.

Github Desktop shows changed things.

Commit : records the modified things.

Push to github

Collaborator

Click [Settings] - [Collaborators] - [Add people]
Search professor and TA id and add them as collaborator.
- ykkimhgu
- ckdals9150