New to ServiceNow Employee Special Days application missing?

[Jakobud]

I'm going through the New to ServiceNow training materials. 

On this page here:

https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/learn/learning-plans/washingtondc/new_to_servicenow/APP_La...

After importing the application from my forked Github repo the instructions say:

In the Select Application dialog, click the application to open it for editing in Studio.

Which application do I open? I see these applications in the window to choose from:

Now Mobile

Service Catalog for mobile

CMDB Workspace

Service Operations Workspace Core

Conversational Interfaces - Diagnostics

Search Configurations for mobile

Omni-Experience Standard Feature Set

Employee Center Core

Asset Management Workspace

Agent Workspace

AI Search For Next Experience

NeedIt

I'm going to assume the instructions want me to click on the NeedIt application because that's what the training module is about. So I click NeedIt.

Fast forward a couple steps to this:

https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/learn/learning-plans/washingtondc/new_to_servicenow/app_st...

When creating the system property category it shows the chosen application as something called "Employee Special Days". Where is this application? I did not see this in the list. I started over the training double checking every step and still I don't see this as an application to choose.

Really confused now.

[Mark Manders · Accepted solution]

Your question is also confusing. You have to get the NeedIt application from Git, so why do you ask what application you need to open? You are even answering it yourself: you opened it. What isn't clear about this? 

And as it states in the learning module: The Employee Special Days application is used throughout this learning module to introduce and demonstrate the concepts and processes behind creating an application. You do not build the Employee Special Days application. You will develop the NeedIt application in the hands-on exercises.

[Jakobud]

Thanks for the clarification. I wasn't confused about which application to open until later on when I saw screenshots of the "Employee Special Days" application. That confused me and made me think I opened the wrong application after the import.

I missed the opening note at the start about how Employee Special Days is only used as an example. 

Thanks