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LEAD399 Fall 2026

Jkinne — Sat, 12 Sep 2026 20:42:33 GMT

Observations

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	=Resources / Readings=		=Resources / Readings=
	Here is a list of resources and readings that are being used in the course. This list will continue to be updated throughout the term.		Here is a list of resources and readings that are being used in the course. This list will continue to be updated throughout the term.

			'''Guides/Standards/etc. at Indiana State University'''
			* ISU OIT - [https://sycamoresindstate.sharepoint.com/sites/EMP-OfficeofInformationTechnology/SitePages/Responsible-Use-of-Artificial-Intelligence-(AI).aspx Guidelines for the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)]

			'''Basic introduction to AI and machine learning'''
			* Google - [https://cloud.google.com/learn/what-is-artificial-intelligence What is AI]
			* IBM - [https://www.ibm.com/think/topics/artificial-intelligence What is AI]

			'''Surveys on views of AI'''
			* Pew Research (2026) - [https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2026/07/23/what-americans-think-about-the-global-ai-race/ What Americans Think about The Global AI Race]
			* Pew Research (2026) - [https://www.pewresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2026/06/PI_2026.06.17_Americans-and-AI_REPORT.pdf Americans and AI 2026: Chatbots, Smart Devices and Views on Impact]

			'''How LLMs Work'''
			* MIT Management (2023) - [https://mitsloanedtech.mit.edu/ai/basics/how-chatgpt-works-a-non-technical-primer/ How ChatGPT Works: A Non-Technical Primer]
			* CSET (2024) - [https://cset.georgetown.edu/article/the-surprising-power-of-next-word-prediction-large-language-models-explained-part-1/ The Surprising Power of Next Word Prediction: Large Language Models Explained, Part 1], and click through for Part 2 and Part 3.

			'''Basics of Prompting LLMs'''
			* Anthropic (2026) - [https://claude.com/blog/best-practices-for-prompt-engineering Best practices for prompt engineering for 2026]
			* MLQ AI (2026) - [https://mlq.ai/guides/introduction-to-prompt-engineering/ Prompt Engineering: A Practical Guide for Builders]
			* OpenAI (2026) - [https://help.openai.com/en/articles/10032626-prompt-engineering-best-practices-for-chatgpt Prompt engineering best practices for ChatGPT]

			'''Tools/Visualizations'''
			* Chris Hyams - [https://chyams-llm-explorer.hf.space/ LLM Explorer]
			* A. Cho et al. (Georgia Tech) - [https://poloclub.github.io/transformer-explainer/ Transformer Explainer]
			* Farhad Bahram - [https://aipedago.gy/brokenbot/ Broken Bot]

			=Tips/Tricks=
			General advice, etc. with using AI...

			'''Do use AI for'''

			'''Do NOT use AI for'''

			'''Tools/Useful Websites'''

			=Assignments / Activities=
			The types of assignments and activities we have done...

			=Observations=
			Observations made by students / faculty based on in-class work...

			==Hard for AI Still==
			Things that frontier models have failed members of the class on.
			*

LEAD399 Fall 2026

Jkinne — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 20:28:23 GMT

Created page with "Most information for this course is kept in Canvas. Some information will be compiled here as well for ease of future reuse (so anyone can see the information, whether they are in the course in Canvas or not). =Resources / Readings= Here is a list of resources and readings that are being used in the course. This list will continue to be updated throughout the term."

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Most information for this course is kept in Canvas. Some information will be compiled here as well for ease of future reuse (so anyone can see the information, whether they are in the course in Canvas or not).

=Resources / Readings=
Here is a list of resources and readings that are being used in the course. This list will continue to be updated throughout the term.

CS 473

Jkinne — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 19:41:09 GMT

Course Description and Content

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	* Ability to write client and server programs.		* Ability to write client and server programs.
	** Completed multiple different client/server and related programs independently, can explain the overall design of the programs and the details of how they are implemented.		** Completed multiple different client/server and related programs independently, can explain the overall design of the programs and the details of how they are implemented.
			* CS 573 only - able to research a topic not covered in lecture, learn the material and skills, and present to the class.

	=Assignments=		=Assignments=

Gitlab - Getting Started

Jkinne — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 17:21:56 GMT

Windows - Using Putty

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	You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.		You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.

			==Windows - Using Putty==
			If you are on Windows and are getting an access error when you tro to run the git clone command, it might work by changing the configuration for git to use a different program for ssh. You can try the following.
			* Download and install Putty from: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html
			* Open your terminal (PowerShell) and run the following commands:
			<pre>[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("GIT_SSH", "plink.exe", "User")
			git config --global core.sshCommand "plink.exe"</pre>
			* Open the app PuttyGen (that is installed along with Putty). Click "Load", and load your private key file (id_ed25519 if you used default settings); you will need to change the Filename selector to "All Files" rather than "Putty Private Key Files". Then click "Save private key", and save the private key in the ppk format (and store it in your .ssh directory); use the same filename but put ".ppk" at the end.
			* Open the app Pageant (that is also installed along with Putty). This runs in the background, so nothing will appear on the screen. Look in your system tray for a new icon. Click on the Pageant icon in the system tray, right-click on it, and click "Add key". Select the ppk file you just produced.
			* Close your terminal windows and open a new one. Try running the git pull command again. Note that you may need to delete the "hello-class" directory if it was created by trying to run the git pull previously (even if it fails, it might make the directory).

	=Getting Around=		=Getting Around=

Alumni

Jkinne — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 16:26:15 GMT

Corporate/Government

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	==Terre Haute area==		==Terre Haute area==
	City Government of Terre Haute, Clabber Girl, Hopebridge, Indiana State University, Infraware Inc., North American Lighting, Police Technical LLC, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Vigo County Public Library		City Government of Terre Haute, Clabber Girl, Hopebridge, Indiana State University, Infraware Inc., North American Lighting, Police Technical LLC, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, TagLeaf Industries, Vigo County Public Library

	==Indianapolis Area==		==Indianapolis Area==
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	==US==		==US==
	4C Insights, Accenture, Aeronautical Radio Incorporated (ARINC), AirWatch, Amazon, AMD, American Society of Composers and Publishers, Apple, Astra Inc., AU Optronics, Bank of America, Blackboard, Boston Scientific, Budweiser, CACI, Cap Gemini S.A., Caterpillar, CenturyLink, Cisco, Cogent Infotech, Columbia Sports, Dell, Department of Defense, DigitalOcean, Egiants Technologies, Epic Systems, Euclid Elementz, Foxconn, GalaxE Solutions, Geico, Georgia-Pacific LLC, GlobalFoundries, Gogo Business Aviation, Google, Halliburton, Hewlett-Packard, Internet Brands, Intuitive Machines, ITHAKA, JPMorgan Chase, Kovarus Professional Services, Lawrence Livermore National laboratory, Lockheed-Martin, Los Alamos National Labs, Maine Department of Education, MAQ Software, Miami University, Microsoft, National Security Agency, Northrop Grumman, Ohio Department of Commerce, Oracle, Principal Financial Group, Proofpoint, Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union, Sally Beauty Holdings, Red Hat Software, Sprint, Starbucks Corp, State of Alabama CARES, SWM International, Travelers Insurance, Sallie Mae, The George Washington University, Thomson Reuters, TracFone Wireless Inc., United Healthcare, United States Air Force, United States Army, University of Texas at Dallas, Veritas, Verizon, Veterans Health Administration, Visa, VRBO, Walmart eCommerce, Walt Disney, Wells Fargo		4C Insights, Accenture, Aeronautical Radio Incorporated (ARINC), AirWatch, Amazon, AMD, American Society of Composers and Publishers, Apple, Astra Inc., AU Optronics, Bank of America, Blackboard, Boston Scientific, Budweiser, CACI, Cap Gemini S.A., Caterpillar, CenturyLink, Cisco, Cogent Infotech, Columbia Sports, Dell, Department of Defense, DigitalOcean, Egiants Technologies, Epic Systems, Euclid Elementz, Foxconn, GalaxE Solutions, Geico, Georgia-Pacific LLC, GlobalFoundries, Gogo Business Aviation, Google, Halliburton, Hewlett-Packard, Internet Brands, Intuitive Machines, ITHAKA, JPMorgan Chase, Kovarus Professional Services, Lawrence Livermore National laboratory, Lockheed-Martin, Los Alamos National Labs, Maine Department of Education, MAQ Software, Miami University, Microsoft, National Security Agency, Northrop Grumman, Ohio Department of Commerce, Oracle, PepsiCo, Principal Financial Group, Proofpoint, Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union, Sally Beauty Holdings, Red Hat Software, Sprint, Starbucks Corp, State of Alabama CARES, SWM International, Travelers Insurance, Sallie Mae, The George Washington University, Thomson Reuters, TracFone Wireless Inc., United Healthcare, United States Air Force, United States Army, University of Texas at Dallas, Veritas, Verizon, Veterans Health Administration, Visa, VRBO, Walmart eCommerce, Walt Disney, Wells Fargo

	==International==		==International==

Programming and CS - Getting Started

Jkinne — Wed, 26 Aug 2026 15:16:19 GMT

Getting Started Pages

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			=Color Blindness=
			Most programming text editors use syntax highlighting - keywords have a different color than variables, etc. If you are color blind then you should use a different highlighting theme so it works for you. You can ask a current AI how to use a theme for color blindness in whatever editor you are using. For Python IDLE, the following instructions work (as of 2026): https://share.google/aimode/Vk6xIrl6dRQ2frFWZ

	=Getting Started Pages=		=Getting Started Pages=

ISU CS People

Jkinne — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 14:04:19 GMT

CS Departmental Undergraduate Assistants

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	=== CS Departmental Undergraduate Assistants ===		=== CS Departmental Undergraduate Assistants ===
			Haley Stewart - Supplemental Instructor for CS 151<br/>
			[mailto:hstewart10@sycamores.indstate.edu hstewart10@sycamores.indstate.edu]<br/>
	----		----
	'''Past undergraduate assistants''' - Isaiah Bartlett, Tara Hoffman, Dawn (Erika) Youngdahl, Andrew Williamson, Calee Fulling, Gage Golish, Ali Salman		'''Past undergraduate assistants''' - Dan Rady, Isaiah Bartlett, Tara Hoffman, Dawn (Erika) Youngdahl, Andrew Williamson, Calee Fulling, Gage Golish, Ali Salman
	----		----

Gitlab - Getting Started

Jkinne — Sun, 23 Aug 2026 20:15:46 GMT

SSH Keys

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	You should replace the name git_indstate_id with whatever filename you used for the private key. On Windows, the file should be in your home directory (normally C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME) and then .ssh/config (so, similar to where it is for Mac and Linux).		You should replace the name git_indstate_id with whatever filename you used for the private key. On Windows, the file should be in your home directory (normally C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME) and then .ssh/config (so, similar to where it is for Mac and Linux).

	Note - for editing the config file, you should use a plain text editor (Notepad on Windows, TextEdit on Mac, or something nicer; not Word).		Note - for editing the config file, you should use a plain text editor (Notepad on Windows, TextEdit on Mac, or something nicer; not Word).

			Note - you will need to enable the ability to see "hidden" files. On Mac, you press cmd-shift-. to see hidden files in Finder. On Windows, in File Explorer you need to: click the triple dots near the top right, click Options, click View, select "Show files, folders, and drives", and also unselect "Hide extensions for known file types".

	You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.		You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.

Python Programming - Getting Started

Jkinne — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 12:59:14 GMT

Installing Python on Your Personal Computer

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	'''Linux''' On Linux python is probably already installed. If not do an internet search for your Linux distribution and "install python3" (i.e., search for - ubuntu install python).		'''Linux''' On Linux python is probably already installed. If not do an internet search for your Linux distribution and "install python3" (i.e., search for - ubuntu install python).

	'''Chromebook''' You should first get the Linux development environment enabled and then you can follow instructions for installing python3 for ubuntu. If python3 is not already installed, then running <~~code~~>sudo apt-get install python3</~~code~~> ~~should install it~~.		'''Chromebook''' You should first get the Linux development environment enabled (do an internet search for directions) and then you can follow instructions for installing python3 for ubuntu. You will need to enter commands into the Terminal application. You open the Terminal application and then click on the link under "Linux" in the application (for me it says penguin, but may say something different for you). If python3 is not already installed, then running the following should do install it.
			<pre>
			sudo apt-get update
			sudo apt-get install python3
			sudo apt-get install idle
			</pre>
			Once those finish, you start idle by opening the terminal and then typing the idle command. Note that if you download any files with your browser, in order to use them in IDLE (or other programs that you run from the terminal) you need to copy them to the Linux files folder.

	==Lists of Problems==		==Lists of Problems==

ECT 437 Fall 2026

Jkinne — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:07:26 GMT

General Information

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	'''Lecture, Exam'''		'''Lecture, Exam'''

	''Lecture:'' MW 1-2:50pm in ~~Myers Technology Center (TC) 316~~, over Teams (link in Canvas/Teams, see below), and recorded<br>		''Lecture:'' MW 1-2:50pm in Root Hall A-021, over Teams (link in Canvas/Teams, see below), and recorded<br>
	''Final exam:'' We have two exam slots that we will likely use for project presentations: Monday Dec 7, 3-4:50pm and Wednesday Dec 9, 1-2:50pm. <br>		''Final exam:'' We have two exam slots that we will likely use for project presentations: Monday Dec 7, 3-4:50pm and Wednesday Dec 9, 1-2:50pm. <br>

CS 473

Jkinne — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:07:07 GMT

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	'''Teams meeting link to join lecture online or watch recordings: [https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/269099999478694?p=I09e4zkjtvudEaX33q Teams meeting link]'''		'''Teams meeting link to join lecture online or watch recordings: [https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/269099999478694?p=I09e4zkjtvudEaX33q Teams meeting link]'''

			'''Text we are starting the term with - [https://beej.us/guide/bgnet0/ Beej's Guide to Networking Concepts]'''

	=General Information=		=General Information=

CS 151 Fall 2026

Jkinne — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:15:42 GMT

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	Note that all sections of the course will use the same homeworks and lab assignments. Quizzes and exams may be slightly different for the online versus face to face students.		Note that all sections of the course will use the same homeworks and lab assignments. Quizzes and exams may be slightly different for the online versus face to face students.

	'''Link to OneDrive folder with lecture slides and other files: [https://sycamoresindstate-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/jeffrey_kinne_indstate_edu/~~EiJJbQVND3FMr25IAoHydnUBADrC7z-tZH_OTaD1h_A8Ow~~ OneDrive link]'''		'''Link to OneDrive folder with lecture slides and other files: [https://sycamoresindstate-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/jeffrey_kinne_indstate_edu/IgAY83EO3FOvTZW6CUmnQhmoAfwjzEhUO5Z_2ITMaSiyEqA?e=dbOciY OneDrive link]'''

	'''Meeting link for lectures and recordings: [https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/236575882194707?p=nahhbIvsZOVY36FWQt Teams meeting link]'''		'''Meeting link for lectures and recordings: [https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/236575882194707?p=nahhbIvsZOVY36FWQt Teams meeting link]'''
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	* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ccy6CXrdP9415bDEbzcI773cyDNI7p3rr3yA76QmgtQ/edit#slide=id.g877391eabf_0_116 turtle graphics]		* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ccy6CXrdP9415bDEbzcI773cyDNI7p3rr3yA76QmgtQ/edit#slide=id.g877391eabf_0_116 turtle graphics]

	'''Class notes''' - Notes during class will mostly be kept in the documents in '''[https://sycamoresindstate-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/jeffrey_kinne_indstate_edu/~~EiJJbQVND3FMr25IAoHydnUBADrC7z-tZH_OTaD1h_A8Ow~~ this OneDrive folder]'''. Note that you will need to authenticate with your ISU account to view the folder. Some files from lecture may be kept at https://cs.indstate.edu/~cs151/ which can also be seen when you are logged into the terminal by doing: <code>cd ~cs151/public_html/</code>.		'''Class notes''' - Notes during class will mostly be kept in the documents in '''[https://sycamoresindstate-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/jeffrey_kinne_indstate_edu/IgAY83EO3FOvTZW6CUmnQhmoAfwjzEhUO5Z_2ITMaSiyEqA?e=dbOciY this OneDrive folder]'''. Note that you will need to authenticate with your ISU account to view the folder. Some files from lecture may be kept at https://cs.indstate.edu/~cs151/ which can also be seen when you are logged into the terminal by doing: <code>cd ~cs151/public_html/</code>.

	'''Technology Requirements'''		'''Technology Requirements'''

Gitlab - Getting Started

Jkinne — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 17:30:05 GMT

SSH Keys

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	</pre>		</pre>
	You should replace the name git_indstate_id with whatever filename you used for the private key. On Windows, the file should be in your home directory (normally C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME) and then .ssh/config (so, similar to where it is for Mac and Linux).		You should replace the name git_indstate_id with whatever filename you used for the private key. On Windows, the file should be in your home directory (normally C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME) and then .ssh/config (so, similar to where it is for Mac and Linux).

			Note - for editing the config file, you should use a plain text editor (Notepad on Windows, TextEdit on Mac, or something nicer; not Word).

	You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.		You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.

ECT 437 Fall 2026

Jkinne — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 13:38:00 GMT

General Information

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	'''Link to OneDrive folder with lecture slides and other files: [https://sycamoresindstate-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/jeffrey_kinne_indstate_edu/IgDrcWQrRLP4SKUamRmy5HwSAcL6arTwA3EgqY-rc75mcAg?e=DOItt7 OneDrive link]'''		'''Link to OneDrive folder with lecture slides and other files: [https://sycamoresindstate-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/jeffrey_kinne_indstate_edu/IgDrcWQrRLP4SKUamRmy5HwSAcL6arTwA3EgqY-rc75mcAg?e=DOItt7 OneDrive link]'''

			'''Link to Teams meeting for lectures: [https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/297738120509878?p=Cw7X38HVGuCvc7g22j Teams meeting link]'''

	=General Information=		=General Information=
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	'''Required text'''		'''Required text'''
	For the project management content of the course, we will ~~the~~ the following.		For the project management content of the course, we will use the following.
	* Free online - [https://opentextbc.ca/projectmanagement/ Project Management – 2nd Edition] by Adrienne Watt.		* Free online - [https://opentextbc.ca/projectmanagement/ Project Management – 2nd Edition] by Adrienne Watt.
	* Git reading: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/git/		* Git reading: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/git/

Gitlab - Getting Started

Jkinne — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 12:31:26 GMT

Workflow

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	IdentityFile ~/.ssh/git_indstate_id		IdentityFile ~/.ssh/git_indstate_id
	</pre>		</pre>
	You should replace the name git_indstate_id with whatever filename you used for the private key.		You should replace the name git_indstate_id with whatever filename you used for the private key. On Windows, the file should be in your home directory (normally C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME) and then .ssh/config (so, similar to where it is for Mac and Linux).

	You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.		You can clone a repository from git.indstate.edu using a command like this: <code>git clone git+ssh://git@git.indstate.edu/ect-437-fall-2026/hello-class.git</code>, but where you would replace the link with whatever repository you are cloning.
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	git push # sends all committed changes to the remote server		git push # sends all committed changes to the remote server
	</pre>		</pre>
	Note that the push ~~will likely~~ ask for login information to the remote server. ~~Note that if~~ you ~~want there to be a record of a particular version of a file~~, you ~~need to stage/commit the file. It is the commit~~'~~ed versions of files that are stored permanently~~.		Note that the push may ask for login information to the remote server. If you have an ssh key configured for the project (see section above), then you won't be asked for login information.

	'''Pull''' - To pull/download updates that have happened (by others), you use <code>git pull</code>.		'''Pull''' - To pull/download updates that have happened (by others), you use <code>git pull</code>.

CS 151 Fall 2026

Jkinne — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 12:11:54 GMT

General Information

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	''Final exam:'' Monday, Dec 7, 10-11:50am. ''(For those in the online section with another class at that time, your exam time will be decided after the term starts.)''<br>		''Final exam:'' Monday, Dec 7, 10-11:50am. ''(For those in the online section with another class at that time, your exam time will be decided after the term starts.)''<br>

	'''Supplemental Instructor/Hours''' ~~There likely will be a supplemental instructor for the course~~. ~~Details will be posted before classes start~~.		'''Supplemental Instructor/Hours''' Haley Stewart ([mailto:hstewart10@sycamores.indstate.edu hstewart10@sycamores.indstate.edu]).

	'''Graduate assistant help''' There likely will be graduate assistant help for the course. Details will be posted before ~~classes start~~.		'''Graduate assistant help''' There likely will be graduate assistant help for the course. Details will be posted before when they are known.

	'''Prerequisites''' - none.		'''Prerequisites''' - none.

Procedures

Jkinne — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 12:16:02 GMT

Canvas - Merge/Combine Sections

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	==Canvas - Merge/Combine Sections==		==Canvas - Merge/Combine Sections==
	The steps are outlined here: https://indstate.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/1851/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=139949		The steps are outlined here: https://indstate.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/1851/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=139949

			If that does not work, then try this instead: https://community.instructure.com/en/kb/articles/660764-how-do-i-cross-list-a-section-in-a-course-as-an-instructor

	==Canvas - Creating MS Teams Team==		==Canvas - Creating MS Teams Team==