CSC148H/A48H: Winter 2010

Overview

Welcome to the course webpage for the Winter 2010 term of CSC148H/A48H, an Introduction to Computer Science. This course teaches the basics of computer science in Python, which is an industrial-strength programming language used at companies like Google and Industrial Light and Magic.

The instructors (Andrew at UTM; Cathy and Michael at UTSC; Anya, Jim, and Paul at StG) are collaborating on the course in order to provide you with a somewhat uniform offering. The navigation menu to the left contains links to general information, as well as campus-specific details.

The course is delivered through 2 (at StG) or 3 (at UTM and UTSC) lecture hours a week plus at least eight 2-hour closed labs.

Outside of class and lab, you will also complete a set of assignments and tests and a final exam.

Contact information

Please come visit our office hours. Some of the best learning takes place there.

The office hours start at 10 minutes past the hour unless minutes are provided.

Instructor Email Office Hours
Andrew Petersen (UTM) firstname . lastname -at- utoronto.ca SE A2068 Monday: 2:00-3:00
Wednesday: 2:00-3:00
Friday: 10:00-11:00
and open door policy.
Anya Tafliovich (StG) anya [at] cdf.toronto.edu BA 3219 NEW Tuesdays 2-4 and Thursdays 2-4 (shared with CSC324)
and open door policy NEW
Jim Clarke (StG) clarke [at] cdf.toronto.edu BA 4258 Tuesdays 10-11, 1-2
Paul Gries (StG) pgries [at] cdf.toronto.edu BA 4234 Wednesdays 2-4, Thursdays 9-11
(these hours are shared with CSC190H, the other course I'm teaching)
Michael Szamosi (UTSC) szamosi -at- utsc.utoronto.ca HW 507 Mondays, 2:15 - 3:45, Thursdays 12:30 - 2:00 (both shared with CSCB09)
Cathy Jansen (UTSC) jansen -at- utsc.utoronto.ca HW 422 W10:30-11:30, R1:30-2:30