6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science Programming in Python
Spring 2015
Instructors: John V Guttag, Ana Bell
TAs: Zachary Gil Freeman, Jen Jian Gong, Matthew Kerr, Louis M Lamia, Kayla A Meduna, Michelle E Szucs, Stacey E Terman, Sylvan Tsai
Lecture: MW3 (MEETS 2/4 TO 3/20) (32-123)
Information:
Weekly office hours (until further notice) will be on:
* Mondays: 4pm - 5pm in 34-302
* Tuesdays: 4pm - 6pm in 34-303
* Wednesdays: 6pm - 10pm in 34-303
* Thursdays: 4pm - 6pm in 34-302
* Thursdays: 6pm - 9pm in 34-304
Announcements
Final Course Letter Grades
The 6.0001 final letter grades that we submitted to the registrar are available on Gradebook under "Final Letter Grade". We do not post final percentages or grade cutoffs, but here is the distribution:A: 66
B: 58
C: 12
D: 6
F: 5
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.
Announced on 08 April 2015 5:30 p.m. by Ana Bell
Final Exam Grades
The final exam grades are now available on Gradebook. Final exam solutions are posted under Materials.Average: 79.51
Standard deviation: 16.72
6.0001 final letter grades will be available in a few days on Gradebook.
Announced on 06 April 2015 6:23 p.m. by Ana Bell
Mac charger left in 34-101
If you were sitting in the front-most section on the left side of the room (when facing the board), it's probably yours! Enter through the left doors - I left the charger on the small shelf against the wall.Announced on 01 April 2015 10:15 p.m. by Michelle E Szucs
Final Exam Topics Clarification
We just wanted to make it clear that, as was the case for the quiz, questions on the final exam may relate to anything covered in lectures, recitations, or problem sets. The final exam topics list is intended to give you a general idea of the topics we studied in this course and may not be a complete list.Announced on 31 March 2015 10:39 p.m. by Ana Bell
Important Updates on the Final Exam Tomorrow
We have three important updates on the final exam:* materials on MITx (videos, optional exercises, mandatory
exercises) will be taken down at 6 pm on the day of the final
exam.
* if you are taking the conflict exam, MITx will become available
again at about 10pm
* some of the questions on the final exam will be automatically
graded -- the score you see at the top is your score for that
problem. It will be clear which questions this will apply to. A
copy of the instructions you will see for these problems is on the
sample quiz on MITx:
https://lms.mitx.mit.edu/courses/MITx/6.0001r_1/2015_Spring/courseware/2edb1d5080554e2aabe13c60395c5fc1/5bf76d7e82ae44848776a26400a754f5/5
Announced on 31 March 2015 3:38 p.m. by Ana Bell
