CS453 Assignment 0: GitHub Classroom Onboarding

This is a psuedo-assignment that is designed to get you onboard in GitHub classroom. Before you begin, here are some important class-related information.

• CS453 does not allow any use of generative AI models. Do your own thinking and programming.
• All assignments and reports are to be written and submitted in English.
• CS453 uses GitHub Classroom to collect assignment deliverables. Assignments should be pushed to the branch main (NOT master).
• Reports should be submitted in PDF format: do not submit raw Markdown files, text files, MS Word files, etc.
• Late submissions are allowed for one extra week from the deadline, and a penalty multiplier of 0.7 will be applied. Submissions thare are more than one week late will not be graded.

The Deliverable for this assignment

You need to perform two simple tasks.

• Push a Python program that prints the class rules listed above.
• Push an one-line text file with your class-related information.

The Python Program

Your python program should be named hello.py and it should print exactly Hello! and nothing else (note: no newline). You will get the test results. This is simply to get familiar with reading test results from GitHub Classroom.

Class-related Information

Your one-line text file should be named pledge.txt and should contain the following, in the comma-separated format:

I hereby promise that I have read and understood the rules about CS454 contained in the submitted Python program, and that I will follow them.

[Your student ID number], [Your full name in English], [Your email address], [Your GitHub ID], [Your Slack ID]

The invitation link to the Slack workspace will be sent out by email. Your Slack ID should be [Your full name in English] ([Your student ID number]) (note the space between your name and the left parenthesis).

Reminders

• Allow enough time to push your changes; do not wait until the last minute.