Remove fork details from git week 1 assignment and session plan

courses/foundation/git/week1/assignment.md

@@ -4,28 +4,26 @@ Finish all exercises from the session, then do the following:
 
 ## Exercise 1
 
-In this exercise you will get some practice submitting your assignment by pushing it to GitHub and then creating a pull request.
+In this exercise you will get some practice submitting your assignment by pushing it to GitHub and then creating a pull request (PR).
 You will be using this workflow every week to submit your assignment, so it's important that you get comfortable with it.
 You will also practice adding/committing files one by one.
 
-You will use the Assignment repository created on the last session. Here are the instructions:
-
-1. In your terminal, navigate to your assignment repository on your computer
-2. Go to branch `main`
-3. Pull the latest changes to make sure your local `main` is up to date
-4. Create a branch for your assignment, named `git-week1/your-name`, and move to that branch
-5. Inside the folder `git/week1` create 3 new files:
+1. Create a new repository in your GitHub called `hyf-foundation` (this will be your Assignments Repository). Clone it locally.
+2. In your terminal, navigate to the freshly cloned repository on your computer
+3. Go to branch `main`
+4. Pull the latest changes to make sure your local `main` is up to date
+5. Create a branch for your assignment, named `git-week1`, and move to that branch
+6. Create a folder called `git` and inside of it another folder called `week1`.
+7. Inside the `week1` folder create 3 new files:
    - a file named `my-favourite-food.txt`, inside the file write your favourite dish recipe (you can just find a random recipe on Google and paste it in the file ;)
    - a file named `my-second-favourite-food.txt`, inside the file write the recipe for your second favourite dish
    - a file named `countries.txt`, where you list three countries that you have visited (this doesn't need to be true, you can just write the names of three random countries)
-6. Add and commit the file `my-favourite-food.txt`
-7. Add and commit the file `my-second-favourite-food.txt`
-8. Add and commit the file `countries.txt`
-9. Push your changes into your assignment repository on GitHub
-10. Go to GitHub and create a pull request (PR) from the branch `git-week1/your-name` to `main`
-
-> [!TIP]
-> In the future, you can find a reminder of how to submit your assignments in the "Readme.md" file in your assignments repo, under the heading "Completing the assignments".
+8. Add and commit the file `my-favourite-food.txt`
+9. Add and commit the file `my-second-favourite-food.txt`
+10. Add and commit the file `countries.txt`
+11. Push your changes into your assignment repository on GitHub
+12. Go to GitHub and create a pull request (PR) from the branch `git-week1` to `main`
+13. Add a link to your PR on the Assignment Sheet under the `GIT 1` column
 
 ## Cheat sheet / tips
 

courses/foundation/git/week1/session-plan.md

@@ -93,16 +93,17 @@ These are some examples of previously created materials by mentors that you can
 
 ### Exercise 1
 
-**Objective:** The goal is to set up your assignment repository fork and create your first PR (Pull Request).
+**Objective:** The goal is to set up your assignment repository and create your first Pull Request (PR).
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > You will use this repository to hand in your assignments during the entire HackYourFuture program.
 
-1. Create a repository fork on your GitHub and clone it locally, following the instructions from [HackYourFuture-CPH/hyf-assignment-template](https://github.com/HackYourFuture-CPH/hyf-assignment-template)
+1. Create a repository on your GitHub called `hyf-foundation` (this will be your Assignments Repository) and clone it locally
 2. Check out to a new branch called `html-and-css`
-3. Add the session exercises from the previous week to the `html-css/week1` folder
-4. Create a PR (Pull Request) [to your own repository](https://github.com/HackYourFuture-CPH/hyf-assignment-template?tab=readme-ov-file#2-submission-process), from your `html-and-css` branch to merge changes into the `main` branch
-5. Finally, have the person on your right review this PR before you agree to merge it to `main`.
+3. Create a folder called `html-css`. Inside it create another folder called `week1` (the path inside becomes `html-css/week1`.
+4. Add the session exercises from the previous week to `html-css/week1`.
+5. Create a PR (Pull Request) [to your own repository](https://github.com/HackYourFuture-CPH/hyf-assignment-template?tab=readme-ov-file#2-submission-process), from your `html-and-css` branch to merge changes into the `main` branch
+6. Finally, have the person on your right review this PR before you agree to merge it to `main`.
 
 **Tips for this exercise:**
 
@@ -113,7 +114,7 @@ These are some examples of previously created materials by mentors that you can
 
 ### Exercise 2
 
-1. When you are on `main` branch, of the assignment repository create a branch named `git-week1/exercise-1/<your-name>` and move to it
+1. When you are on `main` branch, of the assignment repository create a branch named `git-week1/exercise-1` and move to it
 2. Create a folder named `session-playground` in the `git` folder, under `/week1`
 3. Create the following files inside the `session-playground` folder: `apples-file.txt`, `bananas-file.txt`, `oranges-file.txt`
 4. Add some text to each of the files
@@ -128,7 +129,7 @@ These are some examples of previously created materials by mentors that you can
 
 **Objective:** The goal of this exercise is to practice the assignment workflow.
 
-1. When you are on `main` branch, create a branch named `git-week1/exercise-3/<your-name>` and move to it
+1. When you are on `main` branch, create a branch named `git-week1/exercise-3` and move to it
 2. Create a file named `my-assignment.txt` in the `git` folder, under `/week1/session-playground`
 3. Add some text to the `my-assignment.txt` file
 4. Add and commit the changes in the `my-assignment.txt` file
@@ -147,7 +148,7 @@ These are some examples of previously created materials by mentors that you can
 
 **Objective:** Face your first Git error and try to find a solution online on your own.
 
-1. On your assignment repository go to the branch `main`, create a branch `git-week1/exercise-4/<your-name>` and move to it
+1. On your assignment repository go to the branch `main`, create a branch `git-week1/exercise-4` and move to it
 2. In the `git` folder, under `/week1/session-playground`, create a file named `colors.txt`
 3. Add two colors to the file `colors.txt`, one per line
 4. Add and commit the changes in the `colors.txt` file
@@ -161,7 +162,7 @@ These are some examples of previously created materials by mentors that you can
 **Objective:** Learn to handle a common mistake of forgetting to checkout to the right branch, when already having a few commits pushed.
 
 1. On your assignment repository **DON'T** go to the main branch, make sure to stay on the branch from the previous exercise.
-2. Create a branch `git/week1/exercise-5/<your-name>` and move to it
+2. Create a branch `git/week1/exercise-5` and move to it
 3. In the `git` folder, under `/week1/session-playground`, create a file named `movies.txt`
 4. Add two movie names to the file `movies.txt`, one per line
 5. Add and commit the changes in the `movies.txt` file