Rachel's Courses
Every semester:
CS 200: Concepts of Programming with C++
CS 235: Object-oriented programming with C++
CS 250: Basic Data Structures with C++
Less frequently:
Resources
Find information on using your IDE, Git, and C++
Links to textbooks, lecture videos, and archives
Course policies, stuff you'd find in the syllabus
Enter keywords to quickly find answers
A list of things you could make to put on a portfolio.
Software Development and Design
Less code-specific resources
Resources regarding finding jobs, researching, networking, etc.
Additional links
Teaching links
- R.W. Singh's teaching portfolio page
- Discrete Math Visualizations - Interactive examples for CS210 and CS211.
Programming links
- Canvas Helper - Exampe API calls to automate Canvas setup :)
- cuTEST unit test framework - I use this in my C++ classes
- C++ utilities - Stuff I use a lot in C++
Project links
Non-computer information
- What do I call the instructor?
My full name is Rachel Wil Sha Singh. At work the system has me as "R.W.". Around friends and online I go by "Moos", "Moose", or "Moosie".
I have various names used in different contexts and I don't consider any of my names "deadnames" (except surnames I no longer have :)
You can call me any name, though I prefer gender-neutral terms like professor, rather than "Mrs." or "Ma'am". (Or if you're going to bring gender into it, call me "Mr." at random.) - Pronouns are confusing?
My pronouns are "they/them", though my signature at work also gives the option of "he/him". But I am nonbinary, so I prefer more gender-neutral terms. For example:- "That is my teacher R.W. - They still haven't graded my assignment!"
- "R.W. made a course webpage themself!"
- "That is my teacher R.W. - R.W. still hasn't graded my assignment!"
- "R.W. made a course webpage!"
- "That is my teacher R.W. - She still haven't graded my assignment! He is so busy. They need to offload some of their work."