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 Make sure you're in the directory `Academe`, and run `python manage.py createsuperuser`. Fill in the fields accordingly
 
-You can now login to `localhost:8080/admin` or `gabdejesus.com:8000/admin`, and create changes to the database
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+You can now login to `localhost:8080/admin` or `gabdejesus.com:8000/admin`, and create changes to the database
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+### Resetting The Database
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+In the `Academe` directory, run `python manage.py flush`
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+This will remove all users, sessions, reviews, etc, from the database, so use wisely
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+## Directory
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+This section explains the different files and directories in the system
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+### Apps
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+Django uses apps to modularize code. Each app should theoretically bundle files and code that are related in functionality. 
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+The apps of the system are:
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+* Accounts - Handle user authentication, login, signup, and the like
+* Courses - Handle course related functions
+* Profs - Handle prof related functions
+* Reviews - Handle review related functions
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+For an explanation of the files found in each app, please read the following sections
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+### Views
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+Views are used in Django for passing data to templates, and returning these templates to the user. Most, if not all, the logic is performed in `views.py` files. Each app has its own `views.py` file. I.E, accounts, profs, reviews, and courses each have a `views.py` 
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+### Models
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+Models are used to model database tables. Django converts `models.py` into models that are inserted into the DB specified in `settings.py`
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