-This is an attempt at an organized, open source course website. The
-idea is that a course website consists of a static HTML framework, and
-a bunch of content that is gradually filled in as the semester/quarter
-progresses. I've put the HTML framework in the HTML directory, along
-with some of the write-once-per-course content (e.g. Prof & TA info).
-See html/README for more information on the layout of the HTML.
+This is an attempt at an organized, open source, course website. The
+idea is that a course website consists of a static HTML framework and
+a bunch of content that is gradually filled in as the term progresses.
+I've put the HTML framework in the HTML directory, along with some of
+the write-once-per-course content (e.g. Prof & TA info). See
+html/README for more information on the layout of the HTML.
The rest of the directories contain the code for compiling material
that is deployed as the course progresses. The announcements
recommend setting up a ssh-keyed login from your work machine to your
hosted web account (see http://www.physics.drexel.edu/~wking/code/#SSH ).
-Not posted on the website but also important to the course are the
-students' grades, which I keep in the grades directory. See the
-README files in any of the subdirectories for more details on that
-particular portion.
+This project is versioned with Git (http://git-scm.com/). If you're new
+to Git, you might want to take a look at my introductory pointers
+ http://www.physics.drexel.edu/~wking/tools/#git