Class 30

Held:

We explore techniques for undersatnding and correcting flaws in our programs

Preliminaries

If you take notes on the gridded pads, please take, discard, or recycle your notes. MOre generally, please keep your work area clean.
We will probably not get through more than half of today’s lab today. That’s okay. There’s lab time on Friday.
It’s preregistration time. Things to consider:
- CSC 161 is an awesome course. I’m told it’s very different than
  1. (For some, that’s a positive. For others, that’s a negative.)
- Wilson short course: Human Centered Design for Global Social Transformation
- Wilson short course: Leadership in a Future of Automation and Income Inequality.
- ENG 295-01. Lighting the Page: Digital Methods in Literary Studies. (ENG-120 prereq)
- HIS 295-01. Digital Methods in Historical Studies. (HIS-100 prereq)

Writeup for class 29 due TONIGHT at 10:30 p.m.
- Exercise 6, no documentation necessary.
- To: csc151-03-grader@grinnell.edu
- Subject: CSC 151.03 Writeup 29 (YOUR NAMES)
No writeup for today’s class.
Read Project description for Friday’s class.
- No, it’s not ready.
Exam 3
- Prologue due Friday.
- Exam due Tuesday the 14th.
- Cover pages due Wednesday the 15th.
- Epilogues due Wednesday the 15th.
Quiz Friday
- Trees
- Higher-order procedures
- Files

Crip Technoscience, Disabled People as Makers and Knowers, Wednesday, Nov. 8, 4:15 p.m., JRC 101.
Workshop by Sanjay Khanna ‘85 “Khanna can pitch. Can you?” Tonight at 7pm in ARH 120. Sign up at https://grinnell.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8B7YaJkixNUBmjH