This is a repository for a course at Texas Tech University, specificially the sections taught by Dr. Theodore G. Cleveland.

The purpose of the repository is to maintain a convienent back-up of course content for rapid migration across servers.

1. The structure is written to work on a web host, with hostname == 54.243.252.9, if you clone to another server you will have the lovely task of changing the links. The string editor sed will become your friend!

2. Materials herein come from many sources, in particular the Data8 repository from UC Berkeley. Sources in notebooks are at least cited by a URL. As the content is matured, proper citations are to be inserted.

3. The 3-Readings directory contains copyrighted materials and should be exposed with care on a web server; generally no-one reads anymore, so its probably safe enought to protect using .htaccess simple uid:pwd approach. I use the materials during lectures to point out where I obtain various computational ideas.

1. Clone the entire repository directly to /var/www/html/engr-1330-webroot.
2. Clone the repository to somewhere else, then as root make a symbolic link to the location like ln -s /home/myshit/engr-1331-webroot /var/www/html/engr-1331-webroot You can see working example at https://54.243.252.9/engr-1330-webroot/ (You will have to set a browser exception to accept the self-signed certificate)
3. Clone to your local machine, and extract what you need.

1. Sync with 54.243.252.9/engr-1330-webroot/ (AWS server -- primary and live website copy)
2. Sync with 75.3.84.227:192.168.1.75/ (Raspberry Pi -- developer and backup website copy)