CSE 101 Computer Science Principles

Class will be held online via Zoom. Join class with this Zoom link (Must be logged into Zoom with your Stony Brook Email).

Class Information

• Syllabus
• Course Schedule - includes examples from lecture, assignments, labs, etc.

Getting Help

• Professor Office Hours: Mon 2-3:30 pm and Wed 3-4:30 pm via Zoom


• TA office hours:
(Graduate Grading TA) Irina Kim Tue/Wed 9-10:30 pm via Zoom
(Tutoring) Lam Nguyen Mon 6-9:30 pm, Wed 6-9 pm, Thu 7-9 pm via Zoom
(Tutoring) Sinae Hong Mon 7-10 pm, Tue 10 pm-midnight, Thu 6:30-7:30 & 9:30-midnight via Zoom


• Post questions on the Campuswire discussion forum to get answers from the professor and TAs.

Textbooks

• The primary source of information about the Python programming language and the concepts of computer science that we will study this semester will be my notes and How to Think Like a Computer Scientist by Brad Miller and David Ranum

Python Online Learning Resources

• How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
• Beginner's Guide to Python
• Code Academy: Python
• TutorialsPoint: Python
• LearnPython.org
• CodingBat

Some Interesting Links

• The Hard Part of Computer Science? Getting Into Class
• TIOBE Programming Community Index
• The Phenomenal Growth of CS Majors Since 2006
• CS jobs announced at Computing Research Association
• CS jobs announced at Association for Computing Machinery (Advancing Computing as a Science & Profession)
• Three Reasons to Earn a Graduate Computer Science Degree in the U.S. (What to Know About U.S. Computer Science Degrees)
• US computer science grads outperforming those in other key nations
• Tangled in an endless web of distractions