[FINAL] answers

exercise/solution/part-1.md

@@ -1,95 +1,88 @@
 # Logging in
-
 The following are procedures for logging in to the COARE HPC via the following OS: Windows, Mac, and Linux.
-
 ## Table of Contents
-
 - [For Windows](#for-windows)
-  - [PuTTY](#putty)
-  - [Command Prompt (for Windows 10 only)](#command-prompt-for-windows-10-only)
+    - [PuTTY](#putty)
+    - [Command Prompt (for Windows 10 only)](#command-prompt-for-windows-10-only)
 - [For Mac / Linux](#for-mac--linux)
-
 ## For Windows
-
+For Windows, users have two options to use in logging in: PuTTY or Command Prompt.
 ### PuTTY
-
 1. Download and run **PuTTY** application.
+    - [32-bit](https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/w32/putty.exe)
+    - [64-bit](https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/w64/putty.exe)
 
-   - [32-bit:](https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/w32/putty.exe)
-   - [64-bit:](https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/w64/putty.exe)
+2. Set port number to **22** and the **Host Name** to **saliksik.asti.dost.gov.ph.**  
 
-2. Set port number to **22** and the **Host Name** to **saliksik.asti.dost.gov.ph**.
-
-   ![Coare Putty Configuration](images/coare-putty-configuration.png)
+   ![Putty](images/putty.png)
 
 3. On the left panel under Category, collapse the **Connection** option and select the **SSH** option, and then click **Auth**. Select **Browse** to attach your **private key** (.ppk file) for authentication. Then click **Open**.
 
-   ![Coare Putty Authentication](images/coare-putty-auth.png)
-
-4. Select **Yes** when prompted by a PuTTY Security Alert Window.
+   ![Putty-2](images/putty_2.png)  
 
-   ![Coare Putty Alert](images/coare-putty-alert.png)
+4. Select **Yes** when prompted by a PuTTY Security Alert Window.  
+
+   ![Putty-3](images/putty_3.png)
 
 5. When the terminal opens, enter your COARE credentials that should have been sent to your email.
-6. You are now inside the HPC frontend if you see this (see image below) on your terminal.
 
-   ![Coare Putty Welcome](images/coare-putty-welcome.png)
+6. You are now inside the HPC frontend if you see this (see image below) on your terminal.
+
+   ![Putty-4](images/putty_4.png)  
 
    NOTES:
-
-   - Accessing HPC must be passwordless unless you have a passphrase during the generating of keys.
-   - If you want to use your key (generated using PuTTY) in OpenSSH, check this tutorial on converting PuTTY (.ppk) key to SSH Key.
-   - You cannot use your OpenSSH keys to PuTTY and vice versa.
+    - Accessing HPC must be passwordless unless you have a passphrase during the generating of keys.
+    - If you want to use your key (generated using PuTTY) in OpenSSH, check this tutorial on [converting PuTTY (.ppk) key to SSH Key.](https://www.simplified.guide/putty/convert-ppk-to-ssh-key)
+    - You cannot use your OpenSSH keys to PuTTY and vice versa. 
 
 ### Command Prompt (for Windows 10 only)
 
 1. Open **Command Prompt** or **Windows PowerShell**.
-2. Type command:
 
+2. Type command:
    ```
    ssh <username>@saliksik.asti.dost.gov.ph
    ```
-
    Useful options:
-
-   | Flag               | Description                                                  |
-   | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
-   | -i \<private-keys> | Indicate the private key to be used                          |
-   | -v                 | Increase verbosity                                           |
-   | -vv, -vvv          | Enable additional verbosity for even more debugging messages |
+   |Flag              |Description                                                 |
+   |------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|
+   |-i \<private-keys>|Indicate the private key to be used                         |
+   |-v                |Increase verbosity                                          |
+   |-vv, -vvv         |Enable additioanl verbosity for even more debugging messages|
 
 3. Type **Yes** to add the host in your known hosts.
-   ![Coare Command Prompt Alert](images/coare-cp-alert.png)
+
+   ![command-prompt-3](images/com-prom-3.png)
 
 4. You should now be inside the HPC frontend.
-   ![Coare Command Prompt Welcome](images/coare-cp-welcome.png)
+
+   ![command-prompt-4](images/com-prom-4.png)  
 
    NOTES:
-
-   - Logging in must be passwordless unless you have a passphrase during the generating of keys.
-   - If you want to use your key (generated using PuTTY) in OpenSSH, check this tutorial on [converting PuTTY (.ppk) key to SSH Key](https://www.simplified.guide/putty/convert-ppk-to-ssh-key).
-   - You cannot use your PuTTY keys to OpenSSH and vice versa.
+    - Logging in must be passwordless unless you have a passphrase during the generating of keys.
+    - If you want to use your key (generated using PuTTY) in OpenSSH, check this tutorial on [converting PuTTY (.ppk) key to SSH Key.](https://www.simplified.guide/putty/convert-ppk-to-ssh-key)
+    - You cannot use your PuTTY keys to OpenSSH and vice versa. 
 
 ## For Mac / Linux
 
-1.  Launch your Terminal application and type:
-
-    ```
-    ssh <username>@saliksik.asti.dost.gov.ph
-    ```
+1. Launch your Terminal application and type:
+   ```
+   ssh <username>@saliksik.asti.dost.gov.ph
+   ```
 
-    Useful options:
+   Useful options: 
+   |Flag              |Description                                                 |
+   |------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|
+   |-i \<private-keys>|Indicate the private key to be used                         |
+   |-v                |Increase verbosity                                          |
+   |-vv, -vvv         |Enable additioanl verbosity for even more debugging messages|
 
-    | Flag               | Description                                                  |
-    | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
-    | -i \<private-keys> | Indicate the private key to be used                          |
-    | -v                 | Increase verbosity                                           |
-    | -vv, -vvv          | Enable additional verbosity for even more debugging messages |
+2. Type **Yes** to add the host in your known hosts.
+
+   ![for-mac-2](images/for-mac-2.png)
 
-2.  Type **Yes** to add the host in your known hosts.
-    ![Coare Terminal Alert](images/coare-terminal-alert.png)
+3. You are now inside the HPC Frontend.
 
-3.  You are now inside the HPC Frontend.
-    ![Coare Terminal Welcome](images/coare-terminal-welcome.png)
+   ![for-mac-2](images/for-mac-3.png)
 
-    NOTE: Logging in must be passwordless unless you have a passphrase during the generating of keys.
+   NOTE: Logging in must be passwordless unless you have a passphrase during the generating of keys.

exercise/solution/part-2.md

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-> This is a paragraph.
-> First line.  
+> This is a paragraph. First line.  
 > Next line.  
 > Third line.  
 > There should be no extra spacing between each line.  
-> _**This line is both italic and bold!**_
+> **_This line is both italic and bold!_**  
 >
 > There is a blank space above.  
-> This <sub>line</sub> of <sup>text</sup> is <sub>wavy.</sub>
+> This <sub>line</sub> of <sup>text</sup> is <sub>wavy</sub>.
 
 My favorite equation is:
 
-$$ \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2 -4ac}}{2a} $$
+$$ \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a} $$

exercise/solution/part-3.md

@@ -1,8 +1,11 @@
 # Exercises
 
-- [x] Part 1 - [Solution](part-1.md)
-- [x] Part 2 - [Solution](part-2.md)
-- [x] Part 3 - [Solution](part-3.md)
+- [x] Part 1 - [Solutions](part-1.md)
+- [x] Part 2 - [Solutions](part-2.md)
+- [x] Part 3 - [Solutions](part-3.md)
 
-By:
-[Imari Joy C. Borda](mailto:imari.borda2018@gmail.com)
+By:   
+[Jucille Kate Delos Santos](mailto:jucille.delossantos@smc.pshs.edu.ph)  
+[Randy Hibaya](mailto:rhibaya@zrc.pshs.edu.ph)  
+[Beige Bernadette Bastasa](mailto:bbbastasa@zrc.pshs.edu.ph)  
+[Celine Joie del Pilar](mailto:cdel@zrc.pshs.edu.ph)