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CS1010E: Programming Methodology: Preliminary

This document provides preliminary information for a CS1010E Programming Methodology tutorial from January 23rd to 27th. It states that tutorial attendance is not compulsory, tutorials are intended for discussion of questions, and not all questions will be discussed due to time constraints, with some intended to start online forums. It also notes there are many ways to solve problems and additional online resources are available for practicing code and testing solutions.

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CS1010E: Programming Methodology: Preliminary

This document provides preliminary information for a CS1010E Programming Methodology tutorial from January 23rd to 27th. It states that tutorial attendance is not compulsory, tutorials are intended for discussion of questions, and not all questions will be discussed due to time constraints, with some intended to start online forums. It also notes there are many ways to solve problems and additional online resources are available for practicing code and testing solutions.

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CS1010E: Programming Methodology

Tutorial 00: Preliminary

23 Jan 2017 - 27 Jan 2017

Preliminary
This preliminary note is intended to be a guide for the entire semester
1. Tutorial is NOT compulsory
ˆ Attendance will NOT be taken
ˆ If you aren’t able to come to your session, you may come for other session if there is space on
the other session
ˆ If you wish to change your session permanently, and you have missed the appeal period, do contact
me at [email protected]

2. Tutorial is intended for discussion of question


ˆ You should prepare the material beforehand
ˆ You should NOT be a passive receiver, you should ask question and/or answer questions from tutors

3. Tutorial will NOT discuss all questions


ˆ Due to limited time for tutorial, not all parts will be discussed in class
ˆ As the intention is to discuss questions (see above), only important aspects will be discussed
ˆ Discussion Question will NOT be discussed in class:
– The answer will NOT be given either
– It is intended to start forum discussion
ˆ Challenge will NOT be discussed in class: answer will be given

4. Answer is NOT unique


ˆ There are infinitely many ways to solve the same problem
ˆ However, there are also infinitely many ways not to solve the problem
ˆ If you have different answers, you can discuss either in forum or with your tutors

5. Additional resources
ˆ http://www.ideone.com:
– An online integrated development environment (IDE)
– Free to use, you can create your own account
– Great for showcasing your solution to the class
ˆ https://codecrunch.comp.nus.edu.sg/:
– An automated program tester
– Some tutorials may include test cases in CodeCrunch for you to test your answers
ˆ https://www-s.acm.illinois.edu/webmonkeys/book/c guide/:
– An online C Library Reference Guide

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