OSagnosticDESops

This is a repository for instructions on how to do Operating System Agnostic Data Engineering Science Operations, especially for students of Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Data Science and Data Engineering.

Problem 0, Individual Assignment 3

Please do the following STEPS to document your installation of SageMath on your laptop's and/or desktop's operating system(s):

1. STEP 0: Get a Github Account at https:/github.com if you do not already have one and install git on your laptop by following this Quickstart with these two minimal steps:
   • Hello World
   • Set up Git
2. STEP 1: fork this GitHub repository: https://github.com/datascience-intro/OSagnosticDESops
   • the easiest way is to login to your GitHUb account and go to the above URL,
   • click the 'fork' button from the web browser as shown here,
   • choose your GitHub username where you want the fork of OSagnosticDESops repository to go to as shown here,
   • now you should be able to see your fork of the repository at https://github.com/yourGitHubUsername/OSagnosticDESops/ as shown here,
   • go to Code and chose one of the methods (SSH is recommended; HTTPS or CLI are also ok; see connect with SSH for the setup instructions) as shown here,
   • finally you can go into the appropriate directory in your local machine (laptop/desktop) and clone your fork of the repository as shown here,
   • you can stay up to date with the upstream https://github.com/datascience-intro/OSagnosticDESops as showh here and commit and push your own changes by taking a brief tour of git and completing other steps in Quickstart.
3. STEP 2: You main task is to document the steps you took to install SageMath the easy way from binaries or the harder way from source on your local machine, by following the guidelines in:
   • https://github.com/datascience-intro/how2_MacOSX_2SageMath-2021
   • https://github.com/datascience-intro/how2_WindowsOS10-_2SageMath-2021
   • You may either document using markdown by editing this README.md file in your fork of this repository by simply writing down the steps you took to install SageMath
   • Or give a URL to another repository that documents your installation steps in detail
   • The main expectation is that you should be able to install SageMath on your local machine a lot faster by following the instructions you have given

Further instructions, if needed, will follow shortly after the computer labs in Angstrom are tested. Please discuss in threads at the course instructure page so you can learn from one another.