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 ** Example of what not to do:  http://www.example.com/download.php?file=/home/paul/file.txt
 ** Another bad example:  http://www.example.com/~user/file.txt
-** Good example: http://www.example.com/view.php?user=music&name=file.txt
+** Good example: http://www.example.com/~user/view.php?user=music&name=file.txt
 *: In general, don't reveal any internal information about the site.
 *: '''Food for thought:''' Given that Apache processes (with the exception of the main process) do not run as root, but rather as the user apache, how can you allow both your user account and the php scripts to read and write the

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 # '''PHP Calculator (25 Points):'''
 #* The calculator is able to perform all four functions with floating point numbers (2 points each, 8 points in total)
 #* Each function is given as a radio button choice (4 points)
 #* The calculator page passes the W3C HTML validator (3 points)

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 The form should include two number inputs and a radio button group for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Submit the form with a GET request, either to the same page or to a separate results page. Be sure to handle edge cases (division by zero, empty fields, non-numeric input, floating point values).
-'''GitHub Copilot''' must be installed and active within your EC2 instance environment in VS Code. Follow the steps in the [[AI Tools]] guide to install Copilot on the remote environment.
+'''GitHub Copilot''' installed
 Use Copilot to help you write and refine your calculator logic and to create simple edge-case tests (for example, a small PHP script that calls your calculator with sample inputs).

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 == Grading ==
-We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 100 points total.
+We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 105 points total.
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 #** We recommend you to use "Ask" Mode of Copilot to implement this feature
 #* Completion of the AI Reflections for the individual portion of the assignment following the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
-# '''File Sharing Site (40 Points):'''
+# '''File Sharing Site (45 Points):'''
-#* '''''File Management (20 Points):'''''
+#* '''''File Management (25 Points):'''''
 #** Users should not be able to see any files until they enter a username and log in (4 points)
 #**: ''Remember that users.txt should be stored in a secure location on your filesystem.  That is, '''you should not be able to type any URL into your browser and see the raw users.txt file!'''''

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 #* At least three unit tests (written with GitHub Copilot)(5 points).
 #** We recommend you to use "Ask" Mode of Copilot to implement this feature
-#* Complete the AI Reflections for the individual portion of this assignment as described in the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
+#* Completion of the AI Reflections for the individual portion of the assignment following the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
 # '''File Sharing Site (40 Points):'''
 #* '''''File Management (20 Points):'''''
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 #** The site follows the FIEO philosophy (3 points)
 #** All pages pass the W3C validator (3 points)
-#** Complete the AI Reflections for the File Sharing Site as described in the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
+#** Completion of the AI Reflections for the group portion of the assignment following the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
 #* '''''Usability (5 Points):'''''
 #** Site is intuitive to use and navigate (4 points)

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 * A working link to your calculator page on your EC2 instance
-* A brief note describing how you used Copilot to write your tests (for example, which suggestions you accepted or modified)
+* A brief note describing how you used Copilot to write your tests (for example, which suggestions you accepted or modified) as described in [[AI Best Practices]]
 == Group Project ==

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 #* '''''Make sure you have a README.md file in your individual repo with the link to your calculator on your instance.''''' See the Creative Portion section for more information about .md files.
 #* At least three unit tests (written with GitHub Copilot)(5 points).
 #* A description of your AI usage in the AI Reflections portion of the README.md (5 points).
 # '''File Sharing Site (40 Points):'''