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Assuming you have GitHub access, Git installed on your machine, and SSH keys set up, you should be entirely ready to clone a repo! If you are confused by any of the terminologies I go into below, use the “Git 101” presentation above for reference.

Upon loading the page, you’ll be presented with a bunch of repos that NER uses. Here are some of the big ones for engineering:

• Cerberus

• shepherd_bms and ShepherdBMS-2

• Ner_Processing

• Odyssey

• Finishline

• LVEmbedded22

• Schematics22A

Now let’s say you actually want to contribute, so you’ll want to clone whatever repository you're going to be working in. I want to clone the Cerberus repo, I'd go into that repo, click on the green "Code" button above the file structure in the repository and copy the link, so it would be

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