$1.$ b$)$ Practice thinking in an object$-$oriented programming mindset. In this course we will learn object$-$oriented $($or $$O O$)$ concepts, since the C# language is an object$-$oriented language. At this point in the course I will accept many different types of responses for this part, the main idea is that you demonstrate you thought through it and that you are detailed.

From your steps you listed in part $1.$a$)$ above, pick out one of the many $$events$$ that happens during your commute and:

$-$ describe which $$event$$ you chose $($an event is typically a single action that takes place... for example: $$unlock the car door$$ is an EVENT that takes place$)$

$-$ list what objects are involved in responding to the event $($objects are typically nouns or $$things$...$ for example: $$key$$ and $$door lock$$ are two OBJECTS that are involved in the $$unlock the car door$$ EVENT since you have to turn the key, or you have to press a button, to open the lock$)$

$-$ describe happens to the objects$/$how do they change from the start of the event until the event is complete $($for example during the EVENT $$unlock the car door$...$ the $$key$$ OBJECT goes through stages of $$inserted into key slot$$ to $$turned clockwise$$ to $$release counterclockwise$$ to $$remove from key slot$...$ OR $$press unlock car button on key fob$$ then $$release unlock car button on key fob$$ also, during that process the $$door lock$$ OBJECT changes from $$locked$$ to $$unlocked$)$