CS8, 09M, UCSB
H06: (Pair Programming Preparation) Total points: ? (printable PDF)
Accepted: on paper, in lecture on Monday, 08/24, in Phelps 1401.
No email submission allowed.
FILL THIS OUT WITH YOUR "PAIR PARTNER"—someone from the same lab section.
Name One: (2 pts)______________________________ UCSBNetID (2 pts) _____________________
Section (2 pts) Circle one: Thu 11am Thu 12:30pm
Name Two: (2 pts)______________________________ UCSBNetID (2 pts) _____________________
Section (2 pts) Circle one: Thu 11am Thu 12:30pm
FILL THE NEXT PART OUT ONLY IF YOU ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE TA/INSTRUCTOR TO WORK IN A GROUP OF THREE
Name Three: ______________________________ UCSBNetID _____________________
Section, Circle one: Thu 11am Thu 12:30pm
- (10 pts) Describe the main idea of pair programming.
- (12 pts) What are three important considerations to keep in mind in order to have a successful pair programming experience? (If needed, you can view the Pair Programming Video: follow the link, or Google "Pair Programming Video).
Please turn over for more problems
Continued from other side
- (10 pts) List at least two times that you and your pair programming partner can get together between now and next Thursday at 11AM, for at least 1-2 hours.
Preferably, this time should be during the times that CSIL is open.During Summer 2009, CSIL is open Monday-Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm.
If you can't find a time to get together when CSIL is open, be sure that at least one of you has a laptop that is set up to work with Python and the cTurtle module, that has good wireless access, and that you have a place you can work together with a good wireless connection.
NOTE: If you cannot find any such times, you may need to switch partners—if so talk to your TA. But before you do that, I want to encourage you to reallly try hard to find two such times.
- (6 pts) Please email the times you listed in item 3 to each other
- Put "CS8 H06" in the subject line.
- Please put your FULL NAMES in the body of the email
(e.g. Agnes Nitt, Jason Ogg)
- We need to know who are you, so we can give you credit for the assignment
- Oddly enough, if all I have is an email address like
grr234ftw@aol.example.com, I can't guess who you are!
- cc this email address:
Note: that email address is a special email account set up only for the purpose of receiving assignments like this one---use it ONLY for this assignment (or others like it)
If you are sending email about something else,
use the email addresses on the syllabus
End of H06