Handouts

You’d think the syllabus and schedule would provide all the info you need for a course, wouldn’t you? But I’ve found over the years that it can be helpful to provide additional information. To ensure that you read the information, I even give you an assignment. What else is there? Let’s see.

Teaching, grading, and such

On teaching and learning

A bit of philosophy (more or less)

Grading

More details on grading processes (and a bit on the underlying philosophy).

Learning assessments

Additional information on how I will assess your learning in the course.

Gradescope

A few notes on the grading platform we’re using.

Other important issues

Accommodations and adjustments

Policies and practices (and why I use two terms)

Accessibility of Web pages

Why I try to keep pages accessible and who to report to when they’re not.

Academic honesty

A long document that explains academic honesty in this course and in the discipline.

Learning assessments

First Sample Set of Learning Assessments

Sample learning assessments for the first SoLA.

Second Sample Set of Learning Assessments

Sample learning assessments for the second SoLA.

Third Sample Set of Learning Assessments

Sample learning assessments for the third SoLA. (Have you determined the pattern here?)

Four Sample Set of Learning Assessments

Sample learning assessments for the fourth SoLA. Also the last set of sample learning assessments. (The first SoLA introduces no new categories of learning assessments.)

Secondary topics

Some thoughts on electronic mail

While we’ll be using Teams, this page provides some details about how to best use electronic mail when dealing with me.

An old FAQ

I’m not sure when this is from. I’ve kept it around for some reason. I made a few changes for this term, but not enough.

Some Scheme Stuff

The Zen of Booleans

Expressing some Boolean expressions more concisely.

SamR’s Style Guide for Racket

Opinions and expectations on what your code should look like.

Other materials

These aren’t strictly handouts, but I didn’t have another place for them.

EBoards for CSC 151 2020 Fall Term 2 (Rebelsky)

The notes I take during class each day, more or less.

CSC 151 2019 Spring (Rebelsky)

The first offering of this version of the CSC 151 course (in a fourteen-week semester).

CSC 151 2020 Fall Term 1 (Osera)

Last term’s offering. The first revamp of the course into term format.