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==Math== | ==Math== | ||
You should have all of the items in [[Math for CS - Getting Started]] memorized. | You should have all of the items in [[Math for CS - Getting Started]] memorized. | ||
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==System Setup== | ==System Setup== | ||
You have access to a computer that is setup as directed in [[Linux and CS Systems - Getting Started]]. In particular you should have Python installed, an sftp program installed (FileZilla or WinSCP recommended), and a terminal program installed (Putty if using Windows, Terminal if using Mac). | You have access to a computer that is setup as directed in [[Linux and CS Systems - Getting Started]]. In particular you should have Python installed, an sftp program installed (FileZilla or WinSCP recommended), and a terminal program installed (Putty if using Windows, Terminal if using Mac). | ||
=Example Quiz Questions= | =Example Quiz Questions= | ||
Revision as of 19:05, 6 January 2020
The following are key skills/knowledge that you need to retain after completing CS 151 Introduction to Computer Science. See also CS Skills Assessments for other courses as well.
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Key Skills/Knowledge
Programming
- Python cheat sheets listed at the end of Python Programming - Getting Started. You should be able to give the short description if given any of the keywords, function names, or operators (and vice versa).
- Basic programs - able to complete the programs listed in Programming Assignments - Beginning 1 on demand without much trouble and without consulting the internet. Given any of the basic programs you should be able to produce a correct program in a short amount of time (right away for many of them, for others you might need 10 minutes or so). You should be able to do this on paper or on the computer.
Linux
All commands and shortcuts listed in and linked from Linux and CS Systems - Getting Started. You should be able to match each command and shortcut with its basic description. You should be able to use all of the commands and shortcuts.
Math
You should have all of the items in Math for CS - Getting Started memorized.
CS Terms
You should have all of the items in CS Terms - Getting Started memorized.
System Setup
You have access to a computer that is setup as directed in Linux and CS Systems - Getting Started. In particular you should have Python installed, an sftp program installed (FileZilla or WinSCP recommended), and a terminal program installed (Putty if using Windows, Terminal if using Mac).
