CSE 1321 Lab - College of Computing and Software Engineering

CSE 1321 Lab & Assignments

Lab Schedule

Modules

Module	Videos	Lab Instructions	Assignment Instructions
M0 - Introduction, Syllabus, Gradescope, IDEs, and Source Code	M0 Videos
M1 - I/O and Variables, Types, Operator, and Expressions	M1 Videos	Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3	Assignment 1
M2 - Flow Control - Selection, Repetition	M2 Videos	Lab 4 Lab 5 Lab 6	Assignment 2 Assignment 3
M3 - Functions	M3 Videos	Lab 7	Assignment 4
M4 - Python Libraries		Lab 8
M5.1 - Tuples, lists	M5.1 Videos	Lab 9	Assignment 5
M5.2 - Dictionaries, searching & sorting algorithms		Lab 10
M6 - Object Oriented Programming	M6 Videos	Lab 11 Lab 12	Assignment 6
M7 - Intro to Java		Lab 13	Assignment 7
M8 - Review	M8 Videos

Submitting Labs and Assignments
The following instructions were created to assist you with submitting projects in Gradescope. Remember that these steps are essential to submitting projects on time, resubmitting projects for other reasons, getting answers in our FAQs and submitting a regrade request.

If you need assistance, check the PDFs below or contact us during our office hours.

Note: When submitting files to Gradescope, please make sure to submit all relevant files every time you upload to Gradescope, because previously uploaded files will not be visible to us.

Upload the source code files (.py) to the assignment submission folder in Gradescope by the due date.
Integrated Development Environments (IDE)
Though you can use whatever IDE you'd like at home, below is the IDE that we recommend and is installed in our labs for the different languages:
1. PyCharm Community Edition (By JetBrains)
2. onecompiler.com (Web-based and doesn’t require installation)
3. Google Colab (Web-based.)
4. IntelliJ Community Edition (Used in the java module at the end of the course.)
Books

Think Python
CCSE Virtual Desktops

Logging into CCSE's virtual desktops (Useful if you have problems with your IDE)