| Computer Science 1044 |
Introduction to C Programming
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Students seeking help from one of the CS1044 Teaching Assistants (TAs) are
expected to have made a valid effort at solving a programming problem on their
own first. Prior to getting help from one of the TAs students should have
performed the following tasks:
- Created an outline of their problem solution.
- Converted their outline into C++ code.
- Documented their program as explained in the Elements
of Programming Style.
- Be able to explain their code and describe the part of problem/code
with which they need help.
Students should NOT seek programming help with a problem from a TA if:
- They do not have a problem solution or have not made an attempt at a
solution.
- They are unable to explain their solution strategy or they cannot explain
the logic of their code.
- They do not have any documentation, (or they have almost no
documentation).
- Their documentation is simply a restating of the program instructions.
- They have no indentation or layout of their code.
- They need help with concepts that were covered by previous programs.
Students who have NOT performed the required steps before requesting help
from a TA may be instructed to first carry out the necessary work before help is
rendered.