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1. Start on your RChain coop Membership.
2. Read Getting Plugged In
3. Update your information on /wiki/spaces/DOC/pages/65943.
4. Set up your GitHub account with your primary email that you will use for the project.
5. Send an email with your Github username to Michael Stay (Unlicensed) to add you as a collaborator to the RChain Github.
6. Confirm your GitHub account also registered you registers you in Travis (continuous integration tool) to assure your builds in GitHub don't silently fail.
7. Set up your account for the RChain Atlassian tools: Confluence (wiki) and Jira (ticketing system)
8. Schedule a 30-minute meeting with Medha for day 5 of this week. The agenda will be to add work items to your sprint board for work starting next week.

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1. Learn about expectations and requirements for doing technical interviews.
2. Schedule a 30-minute meeting with Tysha Moore to discuss technical interviews before the end of this week. This is your opportunity to ask questions about expectations and process.
3. By the end of the day, be familiar on the milestones in flight, what you will be working on, and who you will be working with.Learn about the with the project structure, status of the project, the sprint process, and the current backlog.
   1. Project structure, roadmap, and milestones
   2. Learn about the Sprint Process
   3. Review the sprint backlog.  
4. Get started with your on-boarding learning path. Use the self-assessment and content on the reading list.

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Theme - getting started with the RChain project

1. Take a deeper dive into learning about the components of the RChain project. These info sessions on the components of the RChain project were delivered by the development team during RCon_2 in April 2018.
   1. RNode and communications 
   2. Rholang in RChain 
   3. RSpace
   4. RChain VM
   5. The RChain blockchain structure
2. Set up your Development Environment.
3. Review the Coding Standards.
4. Review the Code Review Process.
5. If you haven't used Github before, look at this tutorial: 
6. Review the Github Fork-n-Beans Workflow.
7. Review Committing Code to Github.
8. Set up your Confluence watches for CORE, ROS, RHOL and DOC spaces.
9. Pick up where you left off on the reading list.

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