| 110 admin/setup related |
| Syllabus |
Course format, contents, policies, grading, etc. (MUST READ) |
| Setup |
How to setup accounts, computer, DrRacket, handin etc. |
| Schedule |
Shows which material is covered in lecture and lab. Problem set deadlines and midterms are also included on this schedule. |
| EdX Shell |
In addition to the recipes below, this is "the textbook". But note that the edX numbered videos use old notation. Just the notation, not the concepts are out of date. So be sure to see diffs below. |
| Piazza |
Piazza - go here to ask and learn the answers to technical and administrative questions. (MUST READ) |
| Canvas |
Grades, iClicker Sync, and Zoom links for online office hours are on Canvas. |
| Practice Exams |
Exams from previous semesters. Do not assume that your term's exams will exactly follow the format of previous exams. Also note that some elements of the course change every term. The most recent exams are the best practice, the old exam topics will be relevant, but some details of the questions will be less relevant. |
| Course Team |
Who's who of CPSC 110 |
| SPD content related |
| Lecture Index |
Lecture notes and practice problems. |
| Problem Bank |
A collection of practice problems you can use to study the material. Unfortunately we do not yet have graders for most of these. |
| Design Recipes |
Reference material for all design recipes (core part of "the textbook") |
| Recipe Checklist |
A checklist for the design recipes (provided during exams) |
| Language |
Reference for the programming languages used in the course |
| Style Rules |
Style rules for 110 programs - indentation, formatting, names etc. |
| Glossary |
Technical terminology used in the course. |
| DIFFS |
Summary of the differences between the edX numbered videos (old), and all the other course content (updated) |
| Autograder |
Information about the autograder and how to interpret autograder feedback |
| Recipe Elements Schedule |
A schedule showing which design recipe elements are required in each module of the course. Start using it after module 2 to know exactly which design recipe elements you must include in problem sets and exams. |