CS 70

Checking In

We want to be respectful of your time. Our goal is to make each lesson about as much material as we would cover in a 75 minute class. We know that in this asynchronous mode the actual time it takes will differ from person to person and may fluctuate based on your circumstances. Still, we want to get an overall sense of how much time lessons are taking up so we can calibrate as we go.

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Feedback

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How was the lesson? What questions do you have? What did you find confusing?

  • Hedgehog speaking

    Was this… the last CS 70 lesson??

  • LHS Cow speaking

    Yep, that was the last one!

  • Hedgehog speaking

    Oh! I was nervous about starting CS 70 but now I'm kind of nervous about it ending.

  • Goat speaking

    Meh. I'm feeling pretty done with it.

  • Cat speaking

    Yeah, this feels like a good place to stop, but I had a good time!

  • Duck speaking

    I learned so much! But I'm feeling pretty tired. I need a rest.

  • Pig speaking

    I'm ready for MORE! I'm taking eight classes next semester!

  • Horse speaking

    Whoa. That's a lot.

  • LHS Cow speaking

    Yeah… you know yourself best, but make sure you leave room for MORE rest, reflection, and fun in between your classes!

  • Jo speaking

    Even coffee can only take you so far…

  • Dog speaking

    Well, I can't wait for my next CS course! Hopefully I'll learn to build the robot butler I've always dreamed of!

  • Alien speaking

    That is an unlikely scenario, canine creature. You cannot always sleep-hallucinate about artificial servants.

  • Robot speaking

    Beep Boop.

  • Sheep speaking

    Feebleglorp, I think he meant— I mean—

    Dog, I guess it is unlikely but….

    Oh, never mind; you'll work it out. Love ya, fam.

  • Koala speaking

    Hooroo, mates! See ya 'round like a rissole!

  • Octopus speaking

    Yarr. 'Tis time fer me to shove off as well, maties.

  • Jo speaking

    Remember: Coffee is your friend! Maybe your only real friend. Sorry, that went dark.

  • Raptor speaking

    Rawr!

  • Goldblum speaking

    I think that means, “It'll be okay, kid.”

  • LHS Cow speaking

    It's been a pleasure hanging out with you! Thanks for a great semester!

  • RHS Cow speaking

    And of course, please reach out if we can be helpful while you are studying for the final tries.

  • Sherlock speaking

    Keep in mind that having a trustworthy partner and helper can lead to most satisfactory results.

  • Watson speaking

    Aw, thanks, Sherlock! Let's never stop demystifying mysterious mysteries!

  • Sherlock speaking

    Indeed, Watson. Now, we must go… the game is afoot once more!

  • Rabbit speaking

    And don't be afraid to go down the rabbit hole sometimes; there's cool stuff down here!

  • Bjarne speaking

    And don't forget…

  • LHS Cow speaking

    …this is part of our heritage?

  • Bjarne speaking

    Ha ha. No, that's just a joke that the CS 70 profs made up. But the real Bjarne would say…

    • “The most important single aspect of software development is to be clear about what you are trying to build.”
    • “If you keep your good ideas to yourself, they are useless…. Only by articulating your ideas … do they become a contribution.”
    • “The first solution that's good enough is rarely the best solution.”
    • “Test early and often.”
    • “Don't be (too) clever.”
  • L-Diskie speaking

    Think about becoming a CS 70 grutor!

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