Wed, 1:10 - 3:00 pm or 4:10 - 6:00 pm. Hunter North 1001C.
Office hours: after the class or by appointment.
Instructor: Alexey Nikolaev
Website: https://a-nikolaev.github.io/cs136/
Email: a(my last name)@gradcenter.cuny.edu
Office: HN 1000C
Lab assignments will be posted on Blackboard 4 hours before the class starts. Please read the tasks before you come to class. You will be submitting lab solutions through Gradescope. Make your best attempt to finish and submit all tasks by the end of the class. Lab submission deadline will be extended 24 hours after the end of the class. (Bear in mind that the assignment visibility on Gradescope will not match this deadline.)
Plagiarism is not allowed. Each program you submit, must be your own individual work. To be clear: discussing the programs and algorithms with your classmates is good and acceptable, however each person writes their own program. Copying someone else’s code is not allowed.
At the end of the lab, the instructor checks code style for every student. This serves two goals: to give you advice on your code, which cannot be done automatically via Gradescope, and also to check your attendance. The style check is mandatory. Failure to attend the class and show your code results in a grade penalty for that lab (up to 1/3 of the grade).
All CS-135 assignments (programming projects and tests) contribute to your CS-135 grade. Whereas all labs contribute only to your CS-136 grade. Both classes follow the same grading criteria.
For more detailed information, see your CS-135 syllabus.
Basic Linux command line commands.
How to setup a Unix development environment on your own computer.
Configuring Vim (and Vi) text editor.