The pages below and related materials are open to currently enrolled students (TYPICALLY A FEW DAYS AFTER START OF TERM). While some materials may also be provided through Sakai, there are certain advantages I can achieve with these more customized implementations. When you go to one of these pages, a box will pop up asking for "User ID" and "Password". For "User ID", use your Loyola UVID (for example, "johnqstudent" if your email is "johnqstudent@luc.edu") all in lowercase. For "Password", use the last nine digits of your Loyola personal identification number (that appears on things like bills and transcripts). Note: Do not use cut and paste; we have seen this causing a problem in Internet Explorer. Do not include the "P" and all the leading zeros but just the last nine digits. Note that the Loyola PID is not your social security number. Also, you may have been assigned a "substitute" social security number as well as a Loyola PID; these substitute social security numbers seem to generally start with one or more 9's (after trimming to nine digits), whereas the only Loyola PIDs I have seen so far start with 0. (Sorry if this is inconvenient, but it is necessary for various purposes, e.g., restricting access to homework solutions and grade records.)
- COMP 264 (Section 001): Introduction to Computer Systems meeting MWF 11:30--12:20 in Cuneo 104.
- COMP 390 (Section 01E): Broadening Participation in STEM fully online asynchronous except for service activities.
Tips for Courses with Online Homework Submission
Follow any specific directions for submission in your course; for example, COMP 264 will typically have specialized mechanisms. Usually, submission will be through Sakai even though your course web page may have an emergency backup submission mechanism of my own creation. (If you submit anything using my backup method, let me know, or I might not notice it.) Remember to click the button for final submission when preparing a Sakai submission, or I won't see anything. (And if I don't remember to set every assignment to allow resubmission, you'll have to let me know if that becomes a problem.) See also my suggestions for creating online submissions.Tips for Writing Proofs
Here are some tips for writing proofs in courses where this is relevant.Information for Courses Including Pair-Programming
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Syllabi
Here are my most recent syllabi for courses that I have taught at Loyola (including courses in progress).- COMP 125: Visual Information Processing
- COMP 150: Introduction to Computing
- COMP 163: Discrete Structures
- COMP 170: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- COMP 171: Scripting Language Practicum
- COMP 250: Introduction to Scientific and Technical Communication
- COMP 260: Digital Logic and Computer Design
- COMP 264: Introduction to Computer Systems
- COMP 317: Social Issues in Computing
- COMP 319: Introduction to UNIX
- COMP 362: Computer Architecture
- COMP 353: Database Programming
- COMP 363: Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms
- COMP 378: Artificial Intelligence
- COMP 388: Foundations of Computer Science
- COMP 390: Computer Science Project (Broadening Participation in Computing and STEM fields)
- COMP 417: Social & Ethical Issues in Computing
- COMP 453: Database Programming
- COMP 460: Algorithms & Complexity
- COMP 462: Advanced Computer Architecture
- COMP 484: Artificial Intelligence
- CSED 401: Introduction to Computer Science and Programming
- CSED 417: Social Issues in Computing
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