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Hey all, i planned out my route for the future and it seems i am going to be 21/22 when i finished by hnd. I have been looking into uni's all over the UK and possibly in the US.
I fear that i will be 'old' among students there, both UK and US. What is...
Started by Naughty Bear on
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by 13 people.
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You could hang out with Juniors and seniors, or grad students, still you should focus on your work as a ....
I just don't i feel like the 'odd one out' .
I have no idea to be honest, how it works or how students act in the US.
You for that.
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We have been studying Visual Basic programming for the whole semester. Final exam season is coming. I am trying to figure out how I should give the exam to my students?
Should I make it difficult, or hard?
Started by Vicheanak on
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by 11 people.
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At least or not that students know the material....
Should make the exam as easy as possible because your students should not be held responsible for your on the final exam that reflect the material your students learned over the semester.
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This semester I'm teaching a class at a local university. Thus far, I've had the students turn in their programming assignments by emailing them to me. But there is a lot of hassle when pulling 20 solutions out of emails.
Has anyone ever used a source...
Started by epotter on
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by 4 people.
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The admin accounts obviously get access to the whole lot, while each student....
Each subject (that chooses to use it) gets a repository, with each student enrolled in the subject getting a folder in there.
Science runs a student CVS server.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Out of 32 students in a class,5 said they ride their bikes to school.how many of 800 students ride their bike?
Started by Lashawn on
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by 10 people.
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no one rides No way of knowing with the information... .
Could be as many as 773.
800 students divided by the sample size to 800 = 800 x .15625 = 125 students ride their bike For certain?
5.
Welcome 125
800/32=25
25*5=125 greater than or equal to 5.
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I'm a student and over the years I've come upon free or special oppurtinities to students and fresh graduates to attend IT-related conventions for free, participate in programming contests or work on opensource projects for money.
There are things like...
Started by liam on
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by 3 people.
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I've found....
Dreamspark's a great find, and lots of useful things are available there .
That was a real steal this year, as they gave away $600 Android phones(er) Developer program from Students.
For professionals - is only $50 for students.
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I have a table with 3 fields like this:
ProfessorID StudentID Mark P1 S1 9 P1 S2 8 P1 S3 10 P2 S1 7 P2 S2 2 P2 S3 4 P3 S4 5 P4 S1 6
A professor can teach many students, and vice versa, a student can learn from many professor. When a student learns from...
Started by Vimvq1987 on
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by 5 people.
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Where m2.professorid = m1.professorid group by professorid ) as students from marks m1 ) subs where ranking < 3 and students > 2
-Edoode
declare @table table (ProfessorID nvarchar(2), StudentID have 2 students from that subquery....
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Hi, this week i try to explain to some students the importance to learn some algorithms and other stuff that help me in my career, but i don't know how to demostrate the real importance of this things. Then i think in games, IMO every teen love to play...
Started by Agusti-N on
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by 3 people.
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And challenge the students to find the most efficient way to find a specified value, obviously putting.
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I thought that it would be fun to present some classic CS problems and let people show their algorithm optimization skills. The hope is that we get to see some clever techniques to solve abstract problems that we may be able to implement in practice.
...
Started by Erick on
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by 5 people.
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Students will only flip the state of those lockers that their number is a divisor of (student 2 flips the even lockers, student 3 flips the lockers divisible by 3, so on and so forth...).
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I have a table like this:
Date StudentName Score 01.01.09 Alex 100 01.01.09 Tom 90 01.01.09 Sam 70 01.02.09 Alex 100 01.02.09 Tom 50 01.02.09 Sam 100
I need to rank the students in the result table by score within different dates, like this:
Date Student...
Started by plotnick on
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by 5 people.
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You want to use the rank function in T-SQL:
select date, student, rank() over (partition by date order by score desc) as rank from grades order by date, rank, student
The magic is in the over clause?
You should use "ORDER BY":
SELECT * ....
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My company is allowing some local high school students to come on-site and job shadow for an hour or two. What are some ways that I can inspire these young people into potentially taking a career in software development? Any advice would be great. Thanks...
Started by JP on
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by 17 people.
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Aside from the previous posts, I would perhaps try to show them you have a warehouse full of mismatched... .
For highschool students to come from the student themself.
To develop something they're interested in in a way they can understand .
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