EGR 103/Fall 2020/Beginning of Lab

In the example commands below, anywhere you see NN you should replace that with the two-digit version of the lab number, adding a leading zero if the lab number is less than ten.

Log In and Setup

Log in to your computer and make sure your Box Drive Folder (hereafter called Box/) is mounted to your computer. If you are off campus or otherwise not on a Duke secured network, be sure to start a VPN connection. If you did not successfully complete the work done in Lab 1, you will need to follow all the instructions at Lab 01 -- please let a TA know as soon as you can that you need help getting started so they can help get you set up for lab.

Setting Up Files

• Find your Box Drive Folder using File Explorer or Finder, then click into your EGR103F20 folder.
• Open a browser to https://duke.box.com/v/EGR103F20public and then click the ... icon to the far right of the appropriate lab number and download the entire folder in a zip file.
• Open the zip file that you just downloaded, then drag the contents of the zip file (a single folder) into your Box/EGR103F20 folder. Click in the Box/EGR103F20/LabNNfiles folder to see the files.
• Open another browser tab and log into Overleaf. Create a new blank project called EGR103LABNN. Delete the main.tex that was created within it.
• Upload the starter files from your Box/EGR103F20/LabNNfiles folder to the project by clicking on the New File icon (top left) in Overleaf, clicking Upload in the Add files window, then dragging the files from your Box/EGR103F20/LabNNfiles folder onto the Drag here rectangle.
• After the files are on Overleaf, click on the LabNNSample_F20.tex file in your Overleaf project and rename it to labNN.tex. Hit Recompile. Overleaf should recognize labNN.tex as the main document since it is the only one with a \begin{document} in it, but if not, you can go to the menu for the project by clicking the Menu button at top left of Overleaf and then from that menu changing the "Main document" to labNN.tex

Spyder

• Start Spyder. You can go through Anaconda Navigator or, if using Windows, go to Start -> Anaconda3 -> Spyder.