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@@ -57,9 +57,10 @@ Then from the Wikipedia page about GitLab:
 > "[GitLab is a web-based Git-repository manager with wiki and issue-tracking features, using an open-source license, developed by GitLab Inc.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitLab)"
 
 For you, as a student, this means you will [TODO]
-1. Learn how to use version control in order to help prepare you for the working world,
-2. Be able to safely submit and track your code, with the over-site of the lecturers and demis,
-3. Have a safe place for your project code, provided you push your local changes back to the CS GitLab server. 
+1. Have at least have one backup of your code in a safe place, provided you push your local changes back to the CS GitLab server,
+2. Have version history of all your changes, provided your pushed each change to the server,
+2. Learn how to use version control in order to help prepare you for the working world,
+3. Be able to safely submit and track your code, with the over-site of the lecturers and demis.
 
 **NOTE:** Always have a number of *safe* and *secure* backups of your code. GitLab should house one of a few copies of your projects.