Please read the course policy on Academic Integrity and acknowledge below.

I have read and understand the above policy

We will make use of the course webpage for many aspects of this course. Much of the information on that page will only be available to current students in the class. Furthermore, we will use the web for submitting assignments and for viewing your grades.

For these reasons, we ask that you create an identity and password for use in this course. You may choose whatever username and password you wish. Please note that:

• For your username, please use only alphanumeric characters (e.g., letters and numbers)
• For your password, you may choose any combination of letters, numbers and symbols, however no spaces should exist.
• Please remember both the username and password which you choose. For both username and password, upper and lower case letters are not treated as the same. You must remember any capitalization you use.
• The username and password has nothing to do with any of your existing computer accounts. In fact, for security it is wise that you pick a password which is different from any other passwords which you use elsewhere.

We hope to allow you to complete work for this course on the computer of your choice, and from varying locations. That said, we'd like to have some information on what you'd consider your likely "primary" working environment.

Do you already have an account on our department server (turing)? Yes No

• Where is your primary location? Please choose Math/CS Department Computing Lab ITS On-Campus Computing Lab On-Campus Residence Off-Campus location
• Will this computer have access to the Internet? Yes No
• What operating system will you be using? Please choose Windows family Macintosh OS X Macintosh Classic Linux Unix Don't Know
• What browser will you be using? Please choose Netscape's Navigator/Communicator Microsoft's Internet Explorer Macintosh Safari other

Finally, we ask several questions in order to gather information about familiarity with topics for students entering the class. This will help us in providing adequate support during the semester and perhaps in selecting material to be covered in the course.

What is your intended major?   

Why have you decided to take this course?

We do not assume that you have any previous experience in writing computer programs, and there is no such prerequisite for the course. At the same time, some students may have some such experience and it is helpful if we are better aware of your background.

• Yes No

• If yes, in what language(s)?
  

• If yes, please comment on your level of experience.