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Automated Test-Case Reduction

From  Adrian Sampson 1 plays

3.19.21 Lucas Mentch, University of Pittsburgh

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From  Jordan Staiti 61 plays

2.26.21 Sameer Singh, University of California, Irvine

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From  Jordan Staiti 39 plays

Day of Data 2021: Communicating Our Research

Communicating Our ResearchThursday, Jan. 28, 2021 | 12:10 pm, Track 2Gardens of the Roman Empire: interdisciplinary collaboration to assemble, organize, and publish online scholarship, Yifan Li,…

From  Sarah Wright 27 plays

TLE: Dec 8 - Study Strategies, Learning Strategies Center (LSC)

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Zoom Oct. 22. More Recursion

The divide-and-conquer examples we saw in the previous session were on the easy side. In this session we look at some much more challenging examples.Included in this session is segregate, the most…

From  Hannah Lee 42 plays

Zoom Oct. 20. Recursion

Recursion is a powerful programming tool and one of the fundamental principles of computer science. It is used in many advanced algorithms.In this session, we will just focus on divide-and-conquer,…

From  Hannah Lee 38 plays

Zoom Oct. 15. For-Loops

In this session, we review the for-loop, which is the next control structure. This is the last control structure we will need for a while.For-loops are pretty easy to use in Python, and most students…

From  Hannah Lee 20 plays

Lesson 16.7 For-Loops and Testing

Another control-structure means another video on testing. But if you have following the Rule of Numbers, you will discover that you have enough tests for your for-loop. Instead, as we show in this…

From  Hannah Lee 70 plays

Zoom Sep. 29. Algorithm Design

In this session we do a deep dive in how we might design a series of functions to acomplish a single task.This class will be highly interactive. We will start with a specification – one more…

From  Hannah Lee 28 plays

Lesson 10.7 Multifunction Debugging

Top-down design simplifies the design of code, but it can make debugging a little more complicated. Now bugs are potentially spread across multiple functions. In this video we look at an extended…

From  Hannah Lee 78 plays

Zoom Sep. 22. Specifications and Testing

Both specifications and testing are critical for the first assignment. But many students struggle with them because they are so “fuzzy”.To help you improve your skills here, we have are…

From  Hannah Lee 28 plays

Lesson 9.10 Conditional Scripts

The only difference between a module and a script is how you run it. But we have seen Python files that do different things when you run them as a script or import them as a module. This is done with…

From  Hannah Lee 58 plays

Lesson 9.8 Conditionals & Test Cases

Ideally, test cases should be designed from the specification and without reading the code. But once the code is written, we want to have proper code coverage, testing every single command in the…

From  Hannah Lee 123 plays

Lesson 8.5 Debugging

Testing is not the same as debugging, but it is the correct first step. In this video, we show how to take the next step to isolate and remove errors in your code.

From  Hannah Lee 77 plays

Lesson 8.4 Test Procedures

As our modules get more complicated, with more an more function definitions, our test scripts will get more complicated as well. In this video we show how to organize our test scripts by putting the…

From  Hannah Lee 86 plays