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General Questions:

- Q: What if we don't have headphones
    - A: Come anyways. We can figure out a way to get some from IT or just listen on low volume or listen with others.

- Q: If the earliest shuttle from my corporate housing doesn't arrive on campus until after 9, is there another way to get to the office?

- Q: Is it okay if we have meetings scheduled during the 1-4pm allotted breakout group time?
    - Q: What about the morning time?
    - A: Morning sessions will generally be lectures. 

- Q: I still dont have access to the codepath after submitting form, when will we be able to access it?
    - Everyone who filled out the form as of 6/1 @ 2pm PT should have access
    - You can email **support@codepath.org** if you don't have access to the course portal yet

- Q: Where are people finding the information about the schedule? Is it from recruiter emails?

- Q: Is the class from 9-5 or 9-12 tomorrow? 
    - A: Class should be 9-12 first, and then an hour for lunch, and then class resumes from 1-5. So 9-5 but with an hour for lunch.

- Q: How do I access codepath?
    - A: if you don't have access to codepath email **support@codepath.org**

- Q: Will we be assigned to a pod? (re pod standup: Pod Standups)
    - A: yes, we will be sharing which pod you'll be in. Reach out to a TA to find out which pod you're in

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- Q: re 50% in office: Can we say take classes remotely two days a week?
- Q: Adding to this, if we do want to join on zoom one day, do we have to let anyone know/get approval?

- Q: Are all the classes done through zoom? Even when we are in the office? 

- Q: If we dont have headphones can we request a pair from buy@?

- Q: Not CodePath related, but if we have tech issues with our devices, who do we reach out to?
    - A: There are IT help desks around campus for any device related issues

- Q: What should we do if the shuttles dont arrive by 9?

- Q: Are the final projects individual or team-based?
    - A: final projects are group/pod-based
        - Q: The "final project" is referring to the projects we do in week 1-3 or week 4-9?
        - A: weeks 4-9 are for the capstone project, which interns complete individually

- Q: How do we join the codepath Slack?
    - A: you will not be getting access to codepath slack. For technical questions please refer to the Android_Technical Q&A Forum_MetaU_Eng group on workplace

- Q: Is it fine if our managers schedule meetings during the workday?
    - Yes, if you scheduled a meeting with your manager, you should prioritize that over staying in the classroom

- Q: Should we ask our TAs or intern manager questions about the codepath work
    - A: TAs are here to help with all questions related to codepath projects/labs

- Q: My manager said our last week would be bootcamp, do you have any more info abt that?


- Which Android studio should I download? Mac with Intel chip or Mac with Apple Chip?
    - A: You can check which chip you have by clicking on the Apple logo on the top left your screen and pressing "About This Mac". Download based on what chip it says there

- Q: Where are the directions on how to download Android Studio?
    - A: instructions can be found in the codepath portal. Chris, the instructor, also sent out a link in the Android Q&A forum on workplace

- Q : My recuiter said after 1pm we have brek out room time which is the time we can use to meet with our intern manager and recuiter and we wont have class, is that true?
    - After lunch we will be going into breakout rooms where you can meet with your pods and work on projects. If your recruiter said you can meet at this time then yes, you won't be missing any lectures during this time. 

- Q: How is attendance taken?

- Q: What form do we fill to get access to the codepath course?

- Q: Why is onResume before onPause?
    - A: https://guides.codepath.com/android/Activity-Lifecycle This website gives a better picture of the lifecycle which might make onResume make more sense. Essentially to start seeing an activity, android has to go through all the stages before the Activity can be seen and interacted with, and this includes onResume. When the activity loses focus/goes onPause, then it will either continue the path towards being destroyed, or it will go the the onResume stage and re-gain focus.

- Q: Why does the codepath website say "As you know, you'll be each be building solo original app projects, however you'll be doing most of the design activities in the company of your pod so you all can support each other as you work through your designs.". Does this mean the projects are solo?
    - Yes, the original capstone projects are individual projects

    