In Terminal/Git Bash, with your Desktop as current directory:

> mkdir ~/bootcamp
> cd ~/bootcamp
> git clone https://github.com/AlanBreck/WorkingFolder.git
> cd WorkingFolder
> cat ./set_env.sh | bash              # load env vars in this shell
> cat ./set_env.sh >> ~/.bash_profile  # load env vars in all future shells

This gives you shortcuts, and convenient ways not to lose your work. It gets you on the fast track, basically!

• gs git status
• gwip git commit with work-in-progress (WIP) message, so you don't lose work!

This will set you up with an environment variable $WF which will be used to do things like:

cp -r 01-Class-Content/01-html-git-css/01-Activities/ $WF/week01

What does that do? Copies, with all subfolders (recursively), into the week01 subfolder of ~/bootcamp/WorkingFolder.

There's a folder for each week. Start each week's activities in a new folder.

.
├── week01
├── week02
├── week03
├── week04
├── week05
├── week06
├── week07
├── week08
├── week09
├── week10
├── week11
└── week12