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As mentioned in the lectures and in the module handbook, one element of the coursework is the creation and maintenance of a project (= git repository) in Gitlab that you will be using to manage your module-related files, in particular files that are associated with the three assignments on research questions, the literature search, and the final report.This assignment consists of three steps of "phases", where the last phase consists of the maintenance and usage of the Gitlab project which will endure until the hand-in date of the final report.

Step 1: Create a Gitlab accountIf you don't own a Gitlab account already, do setup a free account by following the following steps. Note that you will also need to set up a new Gitlab account if you have an existing one, but if that account is associated to an email address other than your university email address (*.herts.ac.uk).Go to gitlab.com, and click in the upper right on "Get free trial"On the subsequent webpage choose the left-hand option (“SaaS offering hosted by GitLab”)On the subsequent webpage fill in your details and make sure to sign up with your university email addressConfirm  your email addressSign in using your chose credentials (email address & chosen/created password)On the subsequent form choose in the respective fields ..Role: Software Developer"Who will be using ...": Just me"I'm signing up for for Gitlab ...": I want to learn the basics of GitOn the subsequent page/form ('Start your Free Ultimate Trial'), go to the bottom and choose 'Skip Trial'

Step 2: Form a group of 3-5, and create a joint project 'research-methods'Form a group of 3-5 students. You will later on need to agree on a hypothetical research project that you have a common interest in. So it makes sense to team up with fellow students that share similar interests in terms of research topics with you.Once you have formed a group, you will need to choose one member of the group who will create and host the 'research-methods' project (without apostrophes) on their Gitlab account.The chosen member of the group should create a new project on their Gitlab account by clicking on 'Projects' (top menu bar) --> Your ProjectsClick on the blue 'New Project' button on the upper rightChoose 'Create Blank Project'In the field 'Project Name' enter "research-methods" (without apostrophes)Leave all other options as they are and click on 'Create Project'Click on 'Invite Members', and add each member of the group bystating either their Gitlab username or their email address in the top fieldchoosing Developer under in the role permission fieldclicking the blue Invite buttonAlso add the module leader (username: frank-foerster) as Developer, and click InviteChange the push-permissions for the main branch such that each developer can push new files onto that branch. You do this by ..going to Settings --> Repository,under Protected Branches, click Expand,check that there either is no protected branch listed under 'Protected branch'. If not branch is listed there, you are good to go. If your main branch is listed there, choose under 'Allowed to push' the role 'Developers + Maintainers'You are now ready to go to use your research-methods git repository/project.So each member of your group should clone the research-methods repository to your local computer. See the first tutorial from week 2 on how to do this.

Step 3: Populate and maintain your group repositoryUse your git repository regularly, that is at least twice a week. Each student's activity on the joint repository will be assessed and marked separately, so each member of the group should make sure individually that they contribute on a regular basis.Contributions may consist of the versioning of new files, but they may also consist of the modification of existing files.This can be done by using the repository not only for the versioning of the report files required for assignments but also by versioning other files such as the optional files mentioned below.Files that must be added and maintained in the research-methods Git repository for future assignments:File for the report on research questionsFile(s) for the report on literature searchFile(s) for the final reportFiles that may be added and maintained in the research-methods Git repository:(informal) literature lists of papers you found during the literature searchfiles containing proposals for research questionsfiles with open questions or other assignment-related notes on the repository.etc.The last list is not meant to be exclusive and you may version and share any files with your group colleagues that you deem relevant for any of the assignments or the module more generally.In order to reach the full 10 marks for this assignment, we expect at least 2 activities per student in the research-methods repository, during at least 8 weeks prior the the assignment deadline, with 'activities' meaning the addition of new files or the modification of existing ones.
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