An svn repository has been setup for each of you on shell.cec.wustl.edu. These will be used in connection with labs and studios. Repositories can be accessed using any of a number of svn clients. A couple methods are described here. You may prefer to retrieve your repository using an IDE such a Eclipse. If so, consult your IDE's documentation for specific instructions.
To checkout a working copy of your repository on a unix/linux system, type the following within a shell window. (These instructions assume that svn is installed on your computer - if not, you can download it from the subversion web site - http://subversion.apache.org/).
svn checkout https://shell.cec.wustl.edu:8443/cse473_fl13/svn/yourConnectKey/
You should substitute your own WUSTL Connect Key login name in place of "yourConnectKey".
You will be prompted for a password. Use your Connect Key password. Once you have checked out a copy of your repository, you will see a new directory (folder) with the same name as your repository. Do a cd to this directory and take note of the various files and sub-directories that now appear there.
If you have a Windows PC, you can download and install TortoiseSvn (www.tortoisesvn.net) to access the repositories. TortoiseSvn is also available in the Urbauer labs and we'll use it to access the repositories during our studio sessions. To checkout a repository, open Windows explorer and create a new folder in an appropriate location. Right-click within the empty folder to bring up a "context menu", which should include an SVN checkout menu item. Selecting this will bring up a dialog box in which you can enter the URL for your repository. This takes the form
https://shell.cec.wustl.edu:8443/cse473_fl13/svn/yourConnectKey/
Proceed as described above.