6.0001 Intro to CS and Programming in Python
Fall 2015
Instructors: Ana Bell, Eric Grimson, John V Guttag
TAs: Yonatan Belinkov, Joel David Brooks, Denise Che, Kathleen N Johnson, Dylan W Joss, Muneeza S Patel, Nicolas Rakover, Stacey E Terman, Sylvan Tsai, Charlotte Zhu
Lecture: MW3 (34-101)
Information:
Weekly office hours (until further notice) will be on:
* Mondays: 1-3pm in 24-310
* Mondays: 4pm - 7pm in 34-303
* Tuesdays: 3pm - 10pm in 36-372
* Wednesday: 1pm - 3pm in 34-303
* Wednesday: 6pm - 10pm in 36-153
Announcements
Final Letter Grades
The 6.0001 final letter grades that we submitted to the registrar are available on Gradebook under "Final Letter Grade". Please email 6.0001-staff@mit.edu with any questions.Announced on 05 November 2015 9:25 p.m. by Ana Bell
Final Exam Grades
Hi everyone,The final exam grades are now on Gradebook.
Average: 66.5
Standard deviation: 17
* The solutions have been posted under Materials.
* As is customary with the final exam, we will not be accepting
re-grade requests.
* Coversheets will be available after the 6.0002 lecture on
Wednesday.
We will be submitting final grades to the registrar at the end of the week and they will show up on Websis at some point after that (but it might take a couple of weeks). We will not post final percentages or grade cutoffs.
Note that if you got a grade lower than a C, you can't use this course as a prerequisite, including to take 6.0002. However, D's count towards credit for graduation.
Please email 6.0001-staff@mit.edu with any questions. Thanks!
Announced on 02 November 2015 6:08 p.m. by Ana Bell
Course Evaluations by Friday 5pm
If you haven't already, please take a few minutes to fill out the half-semester course evaluations by Friday Oct 30 at 5pm: http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/The entire staff greatly appreciates your feedback and comments! Thanks!
Announced on 29 October 2015 3:56 p.m. by Ana Bell
Hand grading coding questions
Announced on 28 October 2015 10:40 a.m. by John V Guttag
Exam lost and found
If you took your exam in 10-250 or 4-370 and are missing a personal belonging, I left what I found on the front table in 10-250. There were 3 jackets/hoodies and a plastic water canteen.Announced on 27 October 2015 11:17 p.m. by Dylan W Joss
