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Tech Systems: Monday. Day...whatever.
Note: TAs. Each one of you needs to show up two days of the week, for both Tech Systems classes. That will serve for two credits: the Comp Sci one -and- either a PE credit OR Mystic Arts credit (expect training soon.). Fight amongst yourself Here.
Students: To get into my class, you just need to show up. There is no paperwork to get into Technology Systems. Computer Science 1A needs my permission, which is garnered through completion of a packet. Ask for it.
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*Class today is much like the last one. In fact, the instructions on the board are the same.
'Go here, read the example (which teaches binary), and then complete the sheet. Homework if you don't finish, not if you do.'
Written in large letters underlined and such is 'Another Question: Why binary? Why use that system over another? There is more than one good answer. Will discuss 20 minutes before class ends'.
Question is finishing writing these up on the board when the students enter.*
Class, the work this week will be the same until I know who's in what class. Apologies. You who have finished this work once already, I have other work for you. *points to a few sheets of binary translation and math and such.*
If you have no idea whatsoever how to use a computer, try and snag a Mac. Normally, I won't espouse such favoritism, but must admit, Macs are easy to learn. They are the 'cute' looking computers.
[OOC: for a description of the classroom, look in my memories.]
Students: To get into my class, you just need to show up. There is no paperwork to get into Technology Systems. Computer Science 1A needs my permission, which is garnered through completion of a packet. Ask for it.
--
*Class today is much like the last one. In fact, the instructions on the board are the same.
'Go here, read the example (which teaches binary), and then complete the sheet. Homework if you don't finish, not if you do.'
Written in large letters underlined and such is 'Another Question: Why binary? Why use that system over another? There is more than one good answer. Will discuss 20 minutes before class ends'.
Question is finishing writing these up on the board when the students enter.*
Class, the work this week will be the same until I know who's in what class. Apologies. You who have finished this work once already, I have other work for you. *points to a few sheets of binary translation and math and such.*
If you have no idea whatsoever how to use a computer, try and snag a Mac. Normally, I won't espouse such favoritism, but must admit, Macs are easy to learn. They are the 'cute' looking computers.
[OOC: for a description of the classroom, look in my memories.]
no subject
And mine.
no subject
I've learned some of these guys are *way* too literal.
no subject
Macintosh it shall be.