Change numbers in the cs101F2019_lab03.

lab03/cs101F2019_lab03.tex

@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@
 
 % Edit these commands for each assignment
 
-\newcommand{\assignmentduedate}{September 27}
-\newcommand{\assignmentassignedate}{September 20}
+\newcommand{\assignmentduedate}{October 3}
+\newcommand{\assignmentassignedate}{September 26}
 \newcommand{\assignmentnumber}{Three}
 
-\newcommand{\labyear}{2018}
+\newcommand{\labyear}{2019}
 \newcommand{\labday}{Thursday}
 \newcommand{\labtime}{2:30 pm}
 
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@
     \begin{center}
       \bf
       CMPSC 101\\Data Abstraction\\
-      Fall 2018\\
+      Fall 2019\\
       \medskip
     \end{center}
     \bf
@@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ \section*{Accessing the Laboratory Assignment on GitHub}
 assignment has been created here''. If you accepted the assignment and correctly
 followed these steps, you should have created a GitHub repository with a name
 like
-``Allegheny-Computer-Science-101-Fall-2018/computer-science-101-fall-2018-lab-3-gkapfham''.
+``Allegheny-Computer-Science-101-Fall-2019/computer-science-101-fall-2019-lab-3-gkapfham''.
 Unless you provide the instructor with documentation of the extenuating
 circumstances that you are facing, not accepting the assignment means that you
 automatically receive a failing grade for it.
@@ -235,14 +235,14 @@ \section*{Accessing the Laboratory Assignment on GitHub}
 starting materials to your laboratory computer. Click the ``Clone or download''
 button and, after ensuring that you have selected ``Clone with SSH'', please
 copy this command to your clipboard. To enter into your course directory you
-should now type \command{cd cs101F2018}. By typing \command{git clone} in your
+should now type \command{cd cs101F2019}. By typing \command{git clone} in your
 terminal and then pasting in the string that you copied from the GitHub site you
 will download all of the code for this assignment. For instance, if the course
 instructor ran the \command{git clone} command in the terminal, it would look
 like:
 
 \begin{lstlisting}
-  git clone [email protected]:Allegheny-Computer-Science-101-F2018/computer-science-101-fall-2018-lab-3-gkapfham.git
+  git clone [email protected]:Allegheny-Computer-Science-101-F2019/computer-science-101-fall-2019-lab-3-gkapfham.git
 \end{lstlisting}
 
 After this command finishes, you can use \command{cd} to change into the new