Setup of GitHub repository for in-class sessions

  1. Create a new repository on GitHub. Use the following settings:

    • Repository name: eds220-in-class.

    • Description: In-class work for the EDS 220 MEDS course.

    • Visibility: Keep the repository public.

    • Don’t select any template to start.

    • Add a README file.

    • Add a Python .gitignore template.

    • Add the MIT License.

  2. In GitHub, update your repository’s README by:

    1. Deleting all the text that was automatically generated when you created the repo.
    2. Copy-pasting the markdown text below and update [YOUR NAME HERE]. Commit your changes.
# EDS 220 In-Class Repository

This repository hosts all the work completed by [YOUR NAME HERE] during the EDS 220 - *Working with Environmental Data* lectures.

## Course Information

- **Course Title:** [EDS 220 - Working with Environmental Datasets](https://bren.ucsb.edu/courses/eds-220)
- **Term:** Fall 2026
- **Program:** [UCSB Masters in Environmental Data Science](https://bren.ucsb.edu/masters-programs/master-environmental-data-science).

Teaching Team:

- **Instructor:** [Carmen Galaz García](https://github.com/carmengg)
- **TA:** [Fatiq Nadeem](https://fatiqnadeem.com) 

Complete materials for the discussion sections and additional resources can be found on the [course website](https://meds-eds-220.github.io/MEDS-eds-220-course/).

  1. Add the URL to your GitHub repository to this spreadsheet.

  2. Clone your new repository into your MEDS/EDS-220 directory in workbench-1.

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