This repository contains notes and slide decks for bonus lectures I teach for CS 1101. It can be used to supplement the lectures or as a standalone resource to learn more about some introductory computer science topics that we don't have enough time to cover in lecture.
Here's a high-level breakdown of the directory structure:
00-example-project/- A sample IntelliJ project associated with my lectures.01-intellij-tips-and-tricks/- Slides and notes for lecture 01.02-dealing-with-debugging/- Slides and notes for lecture 02.03-moving-forward-in-cs/- Slides and notes for lecture 03.
My name is Irfaan Khalid. I'm a passionate software engineer, hackathon organizer, and aspiring teacher. I'm a TA for CS 1101 - an introductory Java course - at Vanderbilt University, and absolutely love guiding and mentoring students as they enter the field of computer science.
Like I said, there's a slew of topics for which there simply isn't enough time during lecture to cover. I hope for it to help students by serving as a supplement to their lectures and providing some perspective into why CS 1101 matters and what software development looks like after the course.
If you have questions or feedback, feel free to email me at irfaan.khalid@vanderbilt.edu.
If you find an error anywhere in the guide, please feel free to make a pull request on GitHub.