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Facultad de Comunicación & Publicidad
Peruche Mejia Garcia
"The Hermeneutic of Signs. Studies in Semiotic and Hermeneutic"
Facultad de Comunicación & Publicidad
Peruche Mejia Garcia
"The Hermeneutic of Signs. Studies in Semiotic and Hermeneutic"
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An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python
Joe Warren, Scott Rixner, John Greiner, Stephen Wong
This course is designed to be a fun introduction to the basics of programming in Python. Our main focus will be on building simple interactive games such as Pong, Blackjack and Asteroids.
Dear FIX,
We hope that everyone is enjoying the class so far!
We do not want to send out too many e-mails to the entire class and create more spam for you, so we are only going to send out e-mails when there is critical information.
In this e-mail, we want to draw your attention to a few important things:
1) Please check the announcements on the main course page regularly. This has been and will continue to be our primary method of communication with the class.
2) If you are having trouble and really need someone to look over your code, try out the code clinic. The instructors will do their best to help as many people as possible.
3) Each week, we will have a student video tutorial contest. See this week's entries here.
4) If you miss the hard deadline for the mini-projects for whatever reason (or even if you don't), we will have a forum thread each week where you can get community feedback. You can see week one's thread here.
Keep up the lively discussion in the forums and keep on programming!
-Scott Rixner and Joe Warren
An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python Course Staff
We hope that everyone is enjoying the class so far!
We do not want to send out too many e-mails to the entire class and create more spam for you, so we are only going to send out e-mails when there is critical information.
In this e-mail, we want to draw your attention to a few important things:
1) Please check the announcements on the main course page regularly. This has been and will continue to be our primary method of communication with the class.
2) If you are having trouble and really need someone to look over your code, try out the code clinic. The instructors will do their best to help as many people as possible.
3) Each week, we will have a student video tutorial contest. See this week's entries here.
4) If you miss the hard deadline for the mini-projects for whatever reason (or even if you don't), we will have a forum thread each week where you can get community feedback. You can see week one's thread here.
Keep up the lively discussion in the forums and keep on programming!
-Scott Rixner and Joe Warren
An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python Course Staff