CIS 2020

Overview

What's on this page

This page collects everything specific to my CIS 2020 sections, starting with a set of chapter reviews written from Python for Everyone (3rd ed.) by Cay Horstmann and Rance Necaise. Each review lines up with a chapter quiz and is meant as a last pass before you take it, not a replacement for the book.

More material for the course will land here over time. For general Python content that isn't specific to this class, see the main Python page.

At a Glance

Course: CIS 2020, Intro to Python Programming
Text: Horstmann & Necaise, Python for Everyone, 3rd ed.
Chapter reviews: aligned to the chapter quizzes

Chapter Reviews

Module reviews

Short study guides written from Python for Everyone. Each one lines up with the chapter quiz.

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Module 1 Review

Sections 1.1 through 1.5: what a program is, the parts of a computer, where Python came from, your programming environment, and a line by line look at your first program.

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Module 2 Review

Sections 1.6 through 2.2: the three kinds of error, algorithm design and pseudocode, variables and number types, and arithmetic, with worked examples and charts.