Introduction to programming DSBA 2019/2020 — различия между версиями

Версия 12:59, 7 октября 2019

Notifications

Contest on October 4

You need to be there at 10.20 because the contest starts at 10.30 sharp! There will be 4 tasks, 5 points each. If your task passes all the tests with an “OK” result, it is accepted, and you get five points. You can use the documentation but not social networks or search engines. In the case of plagiarism, both tasks will be disqualified. Good luck!

ROOM ASSIGNMENT FOR 4/10

If you need a computer but didn’t complete the google form, go to ROOM R613.

ROOM R607:

Group 191: Kolobaev Dmitry, Polina Romanenkova, Shchilov Matvei, Yaroslav Ruban, Zotov Gleb

Group 192: Arsenty Rutsinskiy, Ignatev Dmitriy, Kamil Alyakaev, Kobylkin Kirill, Madhavan Danish

Group 193: Daniil Gyursoy, Efe Said, Vladislav Gatsakov, Zala yuvrajsinh amitsinh

ROOM R405: Everyone else.

Teachers and assistants

Grading system

The ultimate grade G for the whole course is calculated as: G = 0.7 · min(P1, P2) + 0.3 · max(P1, P2) where P1 is a first part final grade, and P2 is a second part final grade. Grade G is rounded (up or down) to an integer number of points before entering them into records. P1 and P2 are also rounded.

The final grade P1 for the first part is calculated as follows: P1 = 0.4 · E1 + 0.6 · OA1 where E1 is a grade of the first part exam, which takes place at the end of the quartile 1 (semester A), OA1 is an ongoing assessment grade of the first part (both 10-point scale). The ongoing assessment OA measures participant’s performance throughout all classes and involves various types of activities.

The final grade P2 for the second part is calculated as follows: P2 = 0.4 · E2 + 0.6 · OA2 where E2 is a grade of the second part exam, which takes place at the end of the quartile 3 (semester B), OA2 is an ongoing assessment grade of the second part (both 10-point scale). The ongoing assessment OA measures participant’s performance throughout all classes and involves various types of activities.

The ongoing assessment grade is accumulated throughout all the classes and is related to a participant’s activity. Every activity is evaluated and grants some points to participants. We consider two sorts of points: 1) regular points (RP) and 2) bonus points (BP). BPs are given for additional efforts and for excellent jobs. RPs and BPs are accumulated during a module. At the end of the module OA is calculated according to the following formula: OA = max([10 · (RP + BP) / RPmax ], 10) where, RPmax denotes the maximum possible number of points that can be taken during the module.

Regular points are granted for contests (1 per task) and control works. Bonus points are granted for extra homework (1 per task), presentations on one of the course-related topics (up to 5), quizzes at the lecture (1 per quiz), activity at almost all workshops (up to 10) and working at the board during the workshop (0.5/1).

Lecture notes

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Simple data types. Dynamic typing. Operations of sequence's, selection, and iteration.

Lecture 3: Real numbers. Python data types. Strings.

Lecture 4: Strings. Tkinter GUI.

Lecture 5: Functions and recursion.

Lecture 6: Lists & tuples

Lecture 7: Files. Zen of python.

Workshop notes

PyCharm tutorial (video)

Workshop 1

Workshop 2

Workshop 3

Workshop 4

Workshop 5

RegExp*

Pandas*

Visualisation*

Workshop 6

Workshop 7

Homeworks

Contests

Other

Bonus points possibility (up to 3 points). Deadline 27.09.2019 23:59. Take one of your own programs from the Contests 1 or 2. Add code for GUI with the aid of Tkinter, which contains (somewhere): number of contest, name of task from this contest (letter.name), your surname. Send it to the teaching assistant Egor Polyakov (evpolyakov@edu.hse.ru , tg: @poegva) by 27.09.2019 23:59. Assessment: 1 – all, which are described above, is done; 2 – your GUI contains more than 1 elements or some interaction; 3 – your GUI is impressing (while remaining simple).

Syllabus

Course syllabus at HSE website