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* Programming | * Programming | ||
| + | ** Python cheat sheets listed at the end of [[Python Programming - Getting Started]] | ||
| + | ** Basic programs - able to complete the programs listed in [[Programming Assignments - Beginning 1]] on demand without much trouble and without consulting the internet. | ||
* Linux | * Linux | ||
| + | ** All commands and shortcuts listed in and linked from [[Linux and CS Systems - Getting Started]] | ||
* Math | * Math | ||
| + | * 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). | ||
=Example Quiz Questions= | =Example Quiz Questions= | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 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.
Key Skills/Knowledge
- Programming
- Python cheat sheets listed at the end of Python Programming - Getting Started
- Basic programs - able to complete the programs listed in Programming Assignments - Beginning 1 on demand without much trouble and without consulting the internet.
- Linux
- All commands and shortcuts listed in and linked from Linux and CS Systems - Getting Started
- Math
- 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).
