This is the preliminary introduction to Github for the Morgan State University Engineering Visualization Research Laboratory.

Before anything else, visit Introduction to Github and make a bookmark of Mastering Markdown.

Some guided instructions for a simpler introduction to git are Codecademy's learn git series and for a more in-depth dive into git, you can use Udacity's How to Use Git and GitHub course

1. Make a fork of the msu-evrl hello-world repository.
2. Create a simple hello world program (in ANY language of your choice) named hello_world_msuid.extension e.g. hello_world_kenwa1.py.
3. Send a pull request to the main repository to accept your change.

You are allowed to modify this README.md file to provide more information on the project. Although the change must be accepted by the maintainer in order to be updated to the upstream msu-evrl/hello-world master.

The name of the program file should be of the form:

hello_world_msuid.extension

For languages that do not allow filenames that include a underscores should retain the convention of the language. For example in Java,

HelloWorldMsuid.extension