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Latest revision as of 13:51, 10 October 2024
Overview
In this exercise,
We will learn:
- how to
- how to
- constraints
- setup time analysis
- difference between placement options
About the style
We will use a number of different styles to identify different types of actions as shown below:
Student Task
Actions that require you to select a specific menu will be shown like the following: menu → sub-menu → sub-sub-menu
Whenever there is an option or a tab that can be found in the current view/menu we will use a BUTTON to indicate such an option.
Throughout the exercise you will be asked to enter certain commands using the command-line.
sh> command to be entered on the Linux command line
Getting Started
You are done with this Exercise.
Discuss your experience with assistants and collegues or continue to explore the provided design on your own.
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