Lecures

A collection of lectures for high-school classes. Code snippets are mainly in C++, Python or TypeScript.

If you arrived here, you may also be interested in High Shool Assignments, a (relative large) collection of exercises for high-school classes in computer science.

Examples

See some of my lectures for high-school classes:

• polymorphism in C++
• recursive functions
• lambda functions
• computing pi approximation with Euclid's algorithm]
• computability
• formal languages
• Turing machine

Usage

Create a new lecture

LECTURE=your-lecture

   mkdir -p src/${LECTURE} \
&& cd src/${LECTURE} \
&& echo "# TODO" > ${LECTURE}.md \
&& ln -s ../../Makefile Makefile

Compile a lecture (PDF output)

LECTURE=your-lecture

make MAINFILE=${LECTURE} -C src/${LECTURE}

Pandoc

Please note that .md source files are written in Markdown, but they may integrate latex syntax which can be compiled to pdf by Pandoc.

Related projects

• High Shool Assignments, a repository with a (relative large) collection of exercises for high-school classes in computer science.

• Computational Thinking in High-School, my paper (+ presentation) on computational thinking in high-school for the exam "advanced topics on computer science" at University of Pauda, Italy.

Author

Luca Parolari

• Email: luca.parolari23@gmail.com
• GitHub: @lparolari
• Telegram: @lparolari

License

MIT