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Intro to Programming and Data Science (Summer 2020)
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== Lectures == This is an online course and I am not requiring any synchronous participation. I am planning to hold an online lecture from approximately 10 am - 11 am every day at meet.jit.si/COM674, where I introduce the concepts for the upcoming reading and assignment. I will record these lectures and will upload them to Brightspace. Following the lecture, I will stick around to answer questions as folks begin working on the coding challenges. I highly encourage those who can attend synchronously to do so. In general, my teaching style is more conversational than a formal lecture. I prefer that students feel they can "politely interrupt" at any time to seek clarification or make a well-informed point, and the lectures will be much better if I can get real-time feedback about what is and isn't making sense.
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