There is an amorphous set of things computer scientists know about and novice programmers don’t. Knowing them empowers you in computing, lessens the “friction” of learning in other classes, and makes you a mature programmer. The goal is to give you a sense of what's out there and what you can expect – and how you can learn more later when you need to.
Megan Hazen: mh75 [at] cs.washington.edu
cse374-staff [at] cs.washington.edu
(Please use this email for the quickest response)
| Andrew Hu | andrewhu [at] uw.edu |
| Cynthia Zhang Lingyue | lingyz3 [at] uw.edu |
| Sujie Zhou | sujiez [at] uw.edu |
| Dixon Tirtayadi | dixontir [at] uw.edu |
| Keith Jiang | jiangz34 [at] uw.edu |
| Simon McFarlane | smcf [at] uw.edu |
Please refer to Canvas for meeting info. Additional times are available upon request.
This course is entirely online for Spring 2020. Students will be expected to sign into Zoom lectures (which will also be available for reviewing afterwards). Additional work will include reading material, and assignments detailed on this web page and Canvas.
09:30 - 10:20 MWF