My video of the Day suggestion is a clip from Lex Friedman's podcast a few years ago with Brian Kernighan, one of the key founders of both Unix and C, as you probably already know.I was watching the podcast and thought that it would be an interesting clip to show because it discusses how art and creativity play a part in programming in addition to the more inherent scientific and engineering aspects of it. I feel like many people ignore the key role of art in our everyday lives, and this video is a good example of how it directly appears within computer science.
I hereby solicit suggestions for the Video of the Day. Please email me your ideas with explanations. Selected entries will win 5 homework points. If your video is played at the beginning of class, you must also briefly explain something about the video and something about yourself — in person.
More on debugging.
Grace Hopper on David Letterman (10/2/86)
Rachel Carson Silent Spring. (1962)
DDT: Dynamic Debugging Technique (1961)
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. DSAC would like to invite you to attend this year's DSAC-Faculty joint advising session on Tuesday, 12 November @ 6p in Davies Auditorium. This is an opportunity during the Yale College Advising Period to hear from faculty about the different paths in Computer Science. We'll also advertise new courses, ULA Hiring for Spring 2025, the BS/MS program, and your class + peer advisors.This event will be a live, in-person event with a recording posted afterwards. A zoom-in option is not available during the session.
Please RSVP here if you plan to attend.
Students may compete as individuals or teams. If you wish to compete, send me a note indicating the members of your team.
The members of the winning team get 10 homework points each. The runners-up get 5 homework points each.
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