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# Software Engineering Anki Cards
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Anki cards for the *Software Engineering* lecture of Ulm University.
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It was created during the 2020/2021 lecture by Thomas Thüm.
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## How to use
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1. Download Anki [here](https://apps.ankiweb.net/) or via package manager
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  (e.g. `choco install -y anki` for windows using [chocolatey](https://chocolatey.org))
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2. Import the deck into Anki (`File` -> `Import` -> choose `⁙ SE.apkg` -> profit)
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3. Optional: Install [Anki Image Occlusion](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1374772155) plugin
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  * In the Anki GUI, navigate to `Anki` -> `Tools` -> `Add-ons` -> `Get Add-ons` -> Enter `1374772155` as code
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## How to contribute
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Found an error? Want to add some cards? Contributions are always welcome. There are *two major ways to contribute*:
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1. Open an issue if you found a problem
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2. Open a Pull Request if you added or changed some cards. To do that:
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  * Make changes to cards
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  * Export the deck as an `.apkg` file
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  * Push the changed deck to a new branch in the repository (`git checkout -b fancychanges`, `git push -u origin fancychanges`)
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  * Open a Pull Request describing your changes
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