15110
SUMMER SESSION ONE - 2013
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Consult this page for extra help hours, notes on using Ruby, and links to learn more about the field of computing.
SCHEDULE TO BE POSTED SHORTLY
SUNDAYS | TBD | TBD |
MONDAYS | 1:00-4:30PM | GHC 3000 |
TUESDAYS | 1:00-4:30PM | GHC 3000 |
WEDNESDAYS | 1:00-4:30PM | GHC 3000 |
THURSDAYS | 1:00-4:30PM | GHC 3000 |
FRIDAYS | 1:00-4:30PM | GHC 3000 |
SATURDAYS | none | none |
We have set up an account with Piazza,
a new online tool for you to post
and answer questions about course material. You should receive an email
invite. Participation in Piazza is optional, and you can set the
frequency of messages from Piazza individually. Some of our course
assistants and the instructors are monitoring Piazza regularly. Please
do NOT post assignment answers or Ruby code you are using for your
assignments. The questions should be about course material or general
questions about the assignments.
Academic Development
on campus also offers additional tutoring services for 15-110
and other introductory courses. Visit their website for more information.
Look here for notes on using Ruby and the labs in your textbook.
Textbook Website
- includes manuals for Ruby setup in Windows, MacOS, and Linux
Ruby in Twenty Minutes
- learn some basics in 20 minutes!
Learn to Program (2nd Edition) by Chris Pine
- beginner's guide to programming in Ruby
Ruby Essentials
- a concise reference for all things Ruby
Look here for other tools and resources we use in class.
Light-Bot 2.0
- program the robot to solve a variety of challenges
Computer History Museum
- take a virtual field trip to Silicon Valley
gedit
- the text editor we use in lab, installers for
Mac OS X
and Windows are available
Computers and computational thinking have influenced the sciences, humanities, economics, and many other fields. With the aid of computation, many fields have made tremendous strides recently. Check out these news sources about how computation makes a difference in the world today!
WIRED News
Technology Review
CNET's Technology News
Government Computer News
CS4FN - Computer Science For Fun