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About Check-UP

Check-UP: Course Curriculum Checklist is an Android application made for and by students of the University of the Philippines Diliman. The application requires the user's registration year and course. It then uses the corresponding curriculum to track the subjects that a student has already taken and has yet to take. It will also display the student's academic standing and give suggestions on which subjects to take for the next semester. Statistics such as General Weighted Average (GWA), units left, years left, P.E.'s left, and more will help the student succeed in school.

Find out more information on our Wiki. Thanks for checking out our project.

Contributing to Check-UP

Prerequisites

  1. Set-up your git installation. See the tutorial at https://help.github.com/articles/set-up-git

    Make sure to configure your username and email

  2. Generate an SSH key for your current machine. See the tutorial at https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys

    Make sure you add your SSH key to your GitHub Account Settings

Cloning

  1. In the terminal, change to your desired parent directory for the project directory

    cd <directory>

  2. Clone the project

    git clone [email protected]:AITI-Philippines/C3.git

Committing Newly Created Files

  1. Change to the project directory

    cd C3

  2. Add files to git's list of tracked files

    1. Add a new, untracked, file to git's list of tracked files

      git add <file>

    2. Add multiple untracked files to git's list of tracked files, by adding the entire directory contents

      git add .

      Hint: The . indicates the current directory

  3. Commit your changes to the history of your repository, and include a useful message

    git commit -m "<message>"

  4. Update the remote repository in GitHub

    git push

Committing Modified Files

  1. Commit add your updates to the history of your repository, and include a useful message

    git commit -a -m "<message>"

    Hint: The -a flag tells git to automatically add all modified already-tracked files

  2. Update the remote repository in GitHub

    git push

Synchronizing the Local Repository with the Remote Repository

  1. Update the repository with data from the remote repository

    git pull origin master

Running the Android Application

  1. Install the Android SDK and the Eclipse Plugin. See the tutorial at http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/index.html

  2. In Eclipse, import the Check-UP Android project

    File > Import > Android > Existing Android Code Into Workspace

    In the following screen, specify the Android application Root Directory

    <path>\C3\Check-UP

    Select All projects, and continue

  3. Run the application on a real device or an emulator. See the tutorial at http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/running-app.html

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