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CS 2401 week 1 lab

For this week's lab, we should all be getting familiar with how to submit our lab assignments using GitHub.

Assignment

Task 1

Update this README file by deleteing all of the text above the line below that says "Delete the text before this (and this line too)" then use markdown to:

  • Add a 1st level header with your name before the question list
  • Add a 2nd level header with the name of the course
  • Answer the questions below by first making the question text bold, then adding your answer in non-bold text.

You can us the github markdown formatting instructions from thier website.

Note that this repo (like all of your github classroom assignments) is private and can only be read by the intructional staff). If you would prefer to email your responses make this document say only "I have emailed the assignment" and email your responses to the instructor and TA.

Task 2

Sign up for the zyBook textbook (instructions are in the syllabus).

Task 3

Send a private message (in chat) to your instructor using MS Teams to say hello. (approrpiate GIFs and/or emoji are welcome) as well as your github username and UTEP ID.

Task 4

Modify the given java program Week1.java (found in the src folder) creates a string s which will be set to your name, then prints each character in the string on its own line.

Example: name is Dan DeBlasio so the output will be

D
a
n

D
e
B
l
a
s
i
o

Grading

  • 10 points for accepting the assignment into your GitHub Account
  • 20 points for reposnding to the questionare
  • 10 points for connecting on Teams
  • 20 points for completing Week1.java
    • 5 points for setting s correctly
    • 15 points for printing the output correctly

(note that while no points are given in this assignment for completing Task 2, there is a zyBook homework due this week)

Delete the text before this (and this line too)

  1. What is your prefered name
  2. What is your prefered email address
  3. What are your prefered pronouns?
  4. What is your dream career?
  5. Tell me about something you are very passionate about, that has nothing to do with computer science.
  6. What is your major?
  7. Why are you taking this course?
  8. What do you expect to learn from this course?
  9. Why do you think taking this course is important?
  10. What is the greatest strength of yours that you think will be useful to succeed in this course?
  11. What is your preferred setting for learning?
  12. What do you plan to do to be successful in this course?
  13. What helps you be engaged in a class?
  14. What do you think would prevent you from feeling engaged in this class?
  15. What is something about yourself and/or your learning style and/or personal situation that you think I should know?
  16. What is a weakness of yours that you think you need to work on to be successful in this course? or what do you see as a barrier to your success in this course?

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