Teaching reflections

Posted on July 19th, 2004 by Sacha Chua

- CS21A: We gave the CS and MIS students the same quiz, although the

CS students might have had less time to work on it. Still, the MIS
students did preeeeettty well… <grin> Perhaps there is hope
yet.

- CS110: Talked about ranked and positional sequences. Used a

spreadsheet in lieu of neat, prepared animations. Oh, well.

- CS139.3: Chosen problems not much of a discriminant, as hex and

cube-rolling problems too intimidating for most people. Much to
discuss on Wednesday.

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