# Logbook – Module 1

## Info
- **Name:** Begüm Cerrahoglu
- **Module:** 1 – Notes
**Deadline:** 13th of June

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## 01-1 – GitLab Search and History

I checked the commit history and looked at how changes were saved in GitLab. I also tried the search bar to find files. I didn’t spend too long but got a basic idea of how it works.

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### Quiz 01 – Note-taking concerns everyone

1. **Why has a European project recently used the logbooks of the Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and English Indian Companies?**  
→ a. To try to reconstitute the ocean climate criss-crossed by the Western navies

2. **What note media are illustrated in the video?**  
→ a. Notes on a slate  
→ c. Notes in field books  
→ d. Notes on cards and paper slips

3. **Why did Leibniz order the construction of a closet?**  
→ b. To store and order notes written on paper slips

4. **How did Darwin take his notes?**  
→ c. First in notebooks then on cards and paper sheets stored in folders

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### Quiz 02 – Historical overview

1. **What is the origin of the codex?**  
→ a. Initially codices were made of parchment, a much stronger (and therefore more durable) material than the papyrus used for scrolls

2. **What aspect of Eusebius' work is presented?**  
→ b. His canon tables (cross-references between the Gospel books)

3. **In which line should the keyword "Analysis" go in John Locke's index?**  
→ a. « Ai » because « y » is lumped with « i »



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### Quiz 03 – Text files and markup

1. **What is a text file?**  
→ b. A file made up (stored as) UTF-8 characters

2. **What is a tag?**  
→ c. A character, or series of characters, used to structure a document that will be invisible to the final reader.

3. **Markdown is a markup language:**  
→ a. "Light"


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## 01-3 – Logbook

I wrote this file to keep all my notes in one place. I followed the instructions and included everything here — quiz questions, my answers, and a summary of what I did. I used GitLab’s website directly and didn’t use the terminal. I didn’t go very deep, but I understood the basics of GitLab and Markdown. I committed this file as my logbook.

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## Done

All three tasks are included here and committed to GitLab.