guides:upload_lectures [UBNetDef]

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=====How to Upload Lectures to the UBNetDef Website=====

This documentation only provides information of how to upload lectures and PDFs in general with how updated it is to the current build of our website. 


# Step 0: Get Access

   * Talk to the... "Web Dude"


#Step 1: Git Bash

   * https://git-scm.com/downloads

#Step 2: Clone

  * Make a folder in your home directory named `UBNetDef` then `cd` into that directory.
  * Clone the website `git clone https://github.com/ubnetdef/website.git`
  * Open the folder in your favorite text-editor. 

#Step 3: Copy Previous Semester
 
    * These are typically our core lectures, so all these files should roughly be the same. 
    * Now update the `01_Welcome.md` file to reflect this semester.
    * Then go through each lecture and rename and change the code that needs to be updated.


```
 --- #in the code on Github there will be **no** space, I needed one so Doku would read it differently 
date: "2019-02-14"
title: "Networking + Topology + Activity" #change this to reflect website schedule

course: "Systems Security"
semester: "Spring" 
year: 2019
author: "Destiney Plaza"

slug: "Networking + Topology + Activity" #change this to reflect website schedule
navbar_active_link: "lectures" #keep this the same!

summary: | #you need this bar
  Let's dive deep into Networking.
  We will be starting from the ground up.

slides: "/slides/spring2019/Coming_Soon.pdf" #this is where the slides are stored to show up

has_page: false #different from Welcome slide, this just makes it auto-show the lecture as a PDF
 --- #in the code on Github there will be **no** space, I needed one so Doku would read it differently 
```


# Step 4: Slides in New Folder

  * will need to put the slides in a new folder under `/slides/spring2019/Coming_Soon.pdf` where `spring2019` will be different for you.


# Step 5: Commit Your Changes

  * `git add -A`
  * `git commit -m "some descriptive message here"`
  * `git push

# Step 6: A Typical Commit

This is what adding one week's worth of material will probably look like. 

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