In Spring 2022 most of the department is planning on having normal, in-person classes again. However, my class format will be a little different. Here is more information.
These classes have no scheduled meeting times. All the class contents are available online and you are welcome to attend "drop-in" times / office horus via Zoom for additional help.
These classes have scheduled days, times, and a classroom.
However, I will not be lecturing during these times
and attendance is not manditory.
All class content, lecture videos, etc. will be
available via the web, similar to an online course.
The scheduled class time will be an
optional open-lab time where you can come in
to ask questions, get help, and co-work.
Wearing masks is required and you should be
willing to wipe down the lab computer after use.
I will not be meeting students in my physical office
on campus. Instead, office hours / drop-in times
for co-working will be held via Zoom.
At the beginning of the semester I will have students
fill out an availability survey and I will schedule
my office hours each week so that each student can
attend at least one session per week.
These are optional to come to, but they are handy
if you need help with the course content.
If you want to meet on campus in person, we can
meet in the JCCC computer lab or elseware with laptops.
(I just want to reduce germs in my office ;)
Assignments, grade info, and a discussion board is available on Canvas,
but you will find all the assignments, the class schedule, and the textbooks
available from this course webpage.
Feel free to view the course pages (linked above) for a preview.
I have CS 200, CS 235, and CS 250 this semester (Fall 2021) so
they are pretty much full of all their content, links to lectures,
and exercises. I have not finished setting up the CS 210 page yet.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
I will be available throughout the semester via email, on campus, in the classroom, and via Discord.
RSINGH13 AT JCCC DOT EDU
Spring 2022 class information
Classes run Jan 18th 2022 until May 16th 2022
| Course code | Course name | Section | CRN | Format | Dates/times |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CS 200 | Concepts of Programming Algorithms Using C++ | 350 | 11468 | Online asynchronous | - |
| CS 200 | Concepts of Programming Algorithms Using C++ | 378 | 11474 | Hybrid | Tues/Thurs, 4:30 - 5:45 pm |
| CS 210 | Discrete Structures 1 | 376 | 11482 | Hybrid | Tues/Thurs, 12:30 - 1:45 pm |
| CS 235 | Object-Oriented Programming Using C++ | 350 | 11486 | Online asynchronous | - |
| CS 250 | Basic Data Structures using C++ | 377 | 11489 | Hybrid | Tues, 6:00 - 8:50 pm |
Additional links:
Discrete Math Visualizations
Interactive examples for CS210 and CS211.
cuTEST unit test framework
I use this in my C++ classes.
C++ utilities
Stuff I use a lot in C++
Old course webpage
I decided I didn't want to keep a bunch of PHP code updated.
CS 210 and CS 210 lecture videos
Varying quality, and will be updated if I teach these courses again.
Intro to Computer Science and Programming lectures
Done for my CS 134 class; Python oriented.
Beginner's Guide to Game Programming (2008)
A very old video tutorial series on making games with C++ and SDL.
Porting a 1986 BASIC game to C++
Going thru one of those "program your own games!" books from the 1980s
and "modernizing" it for C++
Classic Clones
Rewriting old arcade games in various languages.
Scratch tutorials
For beginners
Python coding tutorials
I don't remember why I made these.
