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* When your app is running take a screen shot (png file) of the AVD and save it as res/raw/lab2.png. Note: you'll have to create a new directory named "raw" inside the "res" folder.
When satisfied with using Android Studio to build a default app, please move on to PART B of this lab.
== Part B: Move your app to GitHub ==
* If you do not have a github account please make one now.
* In the VCS menu of Android Studio select "Enable Version Control Integration". Then in the drop-down menu select "git".
* Next in the same VCS menu select "Import Into Version Control" followed by "Share Project on Github".
* Your github project cannot have spaces in its name so change the name from "MAP524 Lab 2" to "MAP524_Lab_2".
* You may be asked for a master password so just make one up and enter it.
* Your project is now created on github but it is empty so we need to do a commit and a push.
* Again in the VCS menu select commit.
* Enter your commit comment and then push your changes onto github.
* To verify you successfully pushed your project onto github, just open a browser and go to github to see your files.
* Once your project is correctly placed onto github, please move onto part C.
== Part C: Answer the following questions in your labbook ==
* What is the URL of your github account?
* Explain '''in your own words''' what is meant by each of these Android Studio terms or phrases:
*# project
*# panel
*# toolbar
*# status bar
*# preview pane
*# android pane
*# project explorer
*# .idea folder
*# intellisense
*# module
*# live layout
* Explain each GIT term in your own words using one or two short sentences (on Linux use the command "man git" for help)
*# init
*# commit
*# push
*# add
*# pull
*# branch
*# clone