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# Lab Assignments

Lab assignments consist of a set of tasks that are related to the material covered in lecture. That said, the labs, just like the lecture, are cumulative in nature in terms of testing your skills. The skills required to perform any particular lab amount to all the skills gained up to that point.

Lab assignments can be found in your workbook. Many of the assignments are simply so you can practice your skills and there is no deliverable. Some labs require that you report results in the school Discord server.

Eventually, you’ll be able to hand in assignments for grading, but we’re not there yet. So, enjoy being an early adopter. You’re going to get to slide uphill in ways later students won’t.

In the mean time, anytime you are asked for a deliverable in lab, you will likely post it in the DENG100 Lab Answers category of the Discord Server.


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