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Jan 15 - First class, Syllabus, getting acquainted with the computer system Jan 17 - Read Chapter 1 of the text, hand in answers to the questions posed on 01152008.html. Jan 22 - Intro to Python. Getting Python on your computer. Still in Chapter 1 of the text. Jan 24 - Special Presentation by Dr. Eric Miller Jan 29 - Further intro to Python. Finish Chapter 1 Jan 31 - |
Feb 5 - Feb 7 - Feb 12 - Feb 14 - Feb 19 - Feb 21 - In class Test Feb 26 - Second part of Chapter 4; Turtle graphics Feb 28 - File processing
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Mar 4 & 6 - Spring Break Mar 11 - Mar 13 - Mar 18 - Mar 20 - Mar 25 - Mar 27 - In class Test
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Apr 1 - No joke! Apr 3 - Apr 8 - Intro to Functions Apr 10 - No class; work on annotations Apr 15 - Functions, Chapter 6 Apr 17 - Decision statements, Chapter 7 Apr 22 - Apr 24 - Last day of class :-(
Apr 29 - Final Exam 3:30 - 6:00 PM |
| Syllabus | Honor Code Guidelines | |
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Unix tutorials:
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Python Tutorials:
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| Username, password and remote access | Remote access to paprika.umw.edu |
| Help with Computer Problems | For general computer problems
contact Technology
Assistance Center at 540.654.2255.
For equipment or software in B13, or B14 questions/concerns/report problems send email to cpscsupport@umw.edu |
| Computing Facilities | Room B13 in Trinkle Hall has X-terminals connected to the network of Sun computers which support the program in Computer Science. These rooms are accessible whenever Trinkle Hall is open - usually 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. These machines are available on a first come, first served basis. The computer system with domain name paprika.umw.edu is used to support our work. For remote access read Remote access to paprika.umw.edu |
Syllabus | Resources | Instructor | Help with Computer Problems
| Other sites | Webliminal.com | Searching and Researching on the Internet and the World Wide Web |

This work is licensed under a Creative
Commons License.
Ernest
Ackermann Department
of Computer Science, Mary Washington
College
CPSC 110 | CPSC 220
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