CSCI 127   Introduction to Computer Science
Hunter College   City University of New York

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QUIZZES

At every recitation, there will be an in-class quiz on the lecture notes, reading, submitted programs, and laboratory exercises.

• As the semester progresses, quizzes will include review questions as well as short programming exercises based on the homework.
• All quizzes must be taken during class time, and there are no make-up quizzes. Instead, your score on the final exam will replace missing quiz grades (the final exam will also replace a quiz grade when you take the quiz but do better on the final exam).
• All computer-based quizzes are open book, open notes, and you may use the Python shell and C++ programming environment.
• For the -based quizzes, you may not use any notes, books, or any computer device (laptop, phone, calculator, smart watch, etc.).
• If you miss your assigned recitation, you may take a quiz during another section before the deadline, subject to availability and instructor’s permission.

Using Blackboard

This course will use the on-line Blackboard system for in-class quizzes and posting grades. Blackboard should be accessible through your CUNY First account (see Hunter ICIT Blackboard page for directions on using the system and how to get help).

Calendar

As the name suggests, in-class quizzes must be taken in-class. If you miss your assigned recitation, you may take a quiz during another section before the deadline, subject to availability and instructor’s permission. As the semester progresses, quizzes focus on the topics below and include one or two review questions.

 Quiz:

 Deadline:

 Topics:

 Type:

Thursday, 1 February

Academic Integrity Policy (certify that you have read and understood it) and
a short survey (reasons for taking course, etc.).

Thursday, 8 February

Turtles and loops in Python,
Programs 1-5

Tuesday, 20 February

Strings and loops,
Programs 6-10

Tuesday, 27 February

Colors and images in numpy,
Programs 11-15

Tuesday, 6 March

Decisions, hex codes for color,
Programs 16-20

Tuesday, 13 March

Truth tables, logical expressions and circuits,
Programs 21-25

Tuesday, 20 March

Accessing formatted data (using Pandas), Unix shell commands,
Programs 26-30

Tuesday, 27 March
Wednesday, 28 March

Introducing functions (main()), More on Pandas,
Programs 31-35

Tuesday, 10 April

Parameters & Functions,
Programs 36-40

Wednesday, 18 April

More on Functions & Top-down Design,
Programs 41-45

Wednesday, 25 April

Indefinite Loops & Simulations,
Programs 46-48

Wednesday, 2 May

Simplified Machine Language,
Programs 49-52

Wednesday, 9 May

Simple C++ Programs,
Programs 53-56

Wednesday, 16 May

End-of-semester survey