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TAs |
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Detailed outline of the semester, including assignments.
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Slides from the lectures, in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF).
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Lab/HW assignments not from the M2 book.
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Admin |
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General course information: objectives, prerequisites, text, policies, etc.
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A sample of what a completed formal write-up for a lab assignment should
look like.
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Additional policies regarding programming assignments.
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Course website from the last offering of CMPT14x (very similar).
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Our primary textbook is available online as well as in the campus bookstore:
"Modula-2: Abstractions for Data and
Programming Structures", by TWU's own Rick Sutcliffe.
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A supplementary textbook specific to Python is available on the web:
Allen B. Downey,
How to Think Like a (Python) Programmer,
Green Tea Press.
(off-site link)
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Python |
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For your reference, everything Python is accessible from the main Python
homepage.
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Your first assignment is to get familiar with the IDLE programming
environment for Python that we have installed on the PCs
(Start/Programs/Computing/IDLE) in the drop-in computer lab at Neufeld 9.
We'll use the "One Day of IDLE Toying" tutorial written by Danny Yoo
at Berkeley.
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Directory of small example Python programs shown in class.
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Every class starts with a short devotional from the Bible, to help keep
everything in perspective!
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