Start Here#

If you are currently enrolled in CS 135 or CS 202, start here. This page is for new students, transfer students, returning students, and students continuing from CS 135 into CS 202.

The syllabus is the official source for current-semester policies, dates, grading rules, assignment requirements, office-hour details, and other information that may change from semester to semester. This website explains the stable expectations and tools that apply across my CS 135 and CS 202 courses.

If this website conflicts with the current course syllabus or applicable CSN or college policy, follow the syllabus or policy and ask for clarification.

First steps#

1. Go to Current Courses and find the links for your course.
2. Read the current syllabus for your section.
3. Review How to Use the Syllabus.
4. Follow Getting Connected so you can work on the Bellagio server.
5. Read the Programming Standards before writing your first program.
6. Review Getting Help before you are stuck.

What This Site Provides#

The site is useful for stable information: programming standards, setup instructions, server access, help procedures, and reference material.

The syllabus is still the official source for semester-specific details such as grading weights, due dates, late policies, required assignments, and office hours.

Course sequence#

CS 135 and CS 202 share many expectations. Both courses require careful reading, regular practice, clean compilation, appropriate documentation, and attention to programming standards. CS 202 builds on the habits and concepts from CS 135.