ed in less time, and you can leave when your
lab work has been checked by the instructor or a coach. However, everybody works at different speeds,
so some labs may take more... te.
If you need a bit more time to finish the lab work, it is perfectly fine; you should have what
you’v... the lab period ends, and you can finish your lab work any time
before the next class. You can have a co
ning language, and Python, a popular language for work across computer
science and data science.
/***
... o give confidence in a program's correctness;
* Work with others to develop, test, and analyze program... providing an opportunity for in-depth discussion, working
through examples, and the chance for you to as... your growth, and that you are
creating excellent work by completing challenging tasks with an
appropria
//vector//.
* //Recursion//, for counting, for working through lists, and doing the same thing more t... an opportunity for in-depth discussion of topics, working through examples, and the chance for you to as... d a sense of humour (for when the program doesn't work properly, which happens to //all// of us).
===== ... concepts from previous weeks.
Though you are all working in the same room, **your lab. work must be you
ning language, and Python, a popular language for work across computer
science and data science.
/***
... o give confidence in a program's correctness;
* Work with others to develop, test, and analyze program... providing an opportunity for in-depth discussion, working
through examples, and the chance for you to as... your growth, and that you are
creating excellent work by completing challenging tasks with an
appropria
dle. In this assignment, we’ll use our experience working with tables (in class and in lab) to process a... /03">in lab</a>.</p>
<p>To ensure the autograder works for your program, use the column names</p>
<pre>... n this spreadsheet. This is perfectly normal when working with real data sets!</p>
<p><strong>Task</stro... tion</a> listing the functions Pyret provides for working with strings. How could you find just the hour
need to set up your accounts for ssh'ing between workstations without password prompts
* if you alrea... ish a trust connection for your account among our workstations
- ''$ ssh-keygen'' \\ //hit enter thr... key authentication, see: [[wp>Secure_Shell]]
* workstations in:
* Asprey Lab: ''al101'' -- ''al120''
* note: the workstations in Asprey also have alias names after fam
eenings give students a context to consider their work in relation to film and film animation as well as... s students will critically evaluate their project work, and reflect on the process of interdisciplinary ... 1.}}
* {{courses:cs379-201203:benjamin.pdf|“The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”, Wa... readings may be announced.
===== Preparation of Work: =====
Log in to a computer in the Science Visua
bs and Programming Assignments: =====
Laboratory work must be done in SP 309 at the scheduled lab time.... testing programs.
In labs, you are encouraged to work in pairs. You should try to complete each homewo... tirely by yourself; however, you are permitted to work with your professor or coaches if you encounter difficulties. You should submit your lab work and homework assignments to the appropriate drop
| 5/12 | 5/18 |
******/
====== Student Workstations ======
Notes about workstation assignments in the Asprey Lab and SP 309:
* **when you are in the lab:** use any available workstation (but be aware other students may be using your workstation remotely)
* **when you aren't in the lab
to log into your Linux accounts
on the classroom workstations and set your passwords.
===== Today's l... onment, and
* the procedure for submitting your work electronically.
If you have trouble, raise your ... Use your CS account to log in to one of the Linux workstations in the classroom.
- To open a web brows... w the submit procedure below.
===== Saving your work =====
- Save your program by clicking //File/
to log into your Linux accounts
on the classroom workstations and set your passwords.
===== Today's l... onment, and
* the procedure for submitting your work electronically.
If you have trouble, raise your ... Use your CS account to log in to one of the Linux workstations in the classroom.
* To open a web brows... w the submit procedure below.
===== Saving your work =====
* Save your program by clicking //File/
>
<p>The goal of this lab is to give you practice working to analyze real data, which will require working with both tables and lists. As you work on each part of the lab, you’ll practice breaking problems i... an be completed in pairs!</p>
<p>If you choose to work in a pair, you’ll make a single code file which y
to log into your Linux accounts on the classroom workstations and set your passwords.</p>
<h2 id="today... nt and</li>
<li>the procedure for submitting your work electronically.</li>
</ul>
<p>If you have trouble... >Use our CS account to log in to one of the Linux workstations in the classroom.</p></li>
<li><p>To open... ocedure below.</p></li>
</ol>
<h2 id="saving-your-work">Saving your work</h2>
<ol>
<li><p>Save your prog
o the floppy with: /! A: !/``Enter``
** Do your work. You can use the DOS edit command to edit your f... py to your home directory ===
You can do all the work on the floppy or copy it to your home directory and do the work there. If you copy it you can work with the assembler when logged in remotely (where you will not have
ns and principles we learned in class. We will be working in teams of four. You should divide the work when possible to have 2 pairs of programmers working, perhaps one pair working on the Model and one pair working on the View and Controller.
You may ne