Get the code from GitHub onto your machine

The first order of business is to get the code from this repository onto your machine (or JupyterHub, etc.), and there are two basic methods here:

Method 1: "Download" the files

The simplest method for getting the notebooks is to simply download the code. Simply go to the main page of the repository https://github.com/huffman-spatial-cognition-lab/exploration_of_fMRI_methods_and_theory and click the green "Code" button and click on "Download ZIP". Then, you can unzip this file on your computer (for Windows and Linux, but this should automatically unzip on Mac).

Now, please click here to move on to Step 2 for instructions on how to get your machine ready to run the notebooks.

Method 2: "Clone" the repository

When we talk about GitHub, we use the word "clone" to mean we can essentially download or copy that information from the project (called a "repository"). You will need to have 1) a GitHub account and 2) git installed on your computer, then you can use the typical call from the Terminal (Mac, Linux) or GitBash (Windows):

git clone [email protected]:huffman-spatial-cognition-lab/exploration_of_fMRI_methods_and_theory.git

Now, please click here to move on to Step 2 for instructions on how to get your machine ready to run the notebooks.