General Information

Formalities

Staff

Instructor:
Amir Rubinstein, Michal Kleinbort
Teaching Assistants:
Dror Livnat, Matan Ben Tov, Sapir Freizeit, Shahar Guini Menashe
HW Checkers:
Adi Fine, Nadav Gat, Roni Mangisto
Lab Assistant:
Ella Bar


Emails

Michal li.ca.uat.tsop|cimsalab#liam
Amir li.ca.uat.liam|rrima#liam
Matan li.ca.uat.liam|votnebnataM#liam
Shahar li.ca.uat.liam|ehsaneminiug#liam
Dror li.ca.uat.liam|tanvilrord#liam
Sapir moc.liamg|tiezierfripas#liam
Ella li.ca.uat.liam|raballe#liam


Lab Support (חונכות בתכנות)

Staff Day Hour Location
Ella Sunday 10:10-11:00 Checkpoint 180
Ella Tuesday 14:10-15:00 Checkpoint 180
Ella Wednesday 15:10-16:00 Checkpoint 180


Office Hours

Staff Day Hour Location
Matan Sunday 09:10 - 10:00 Checkpoint West-002 (floor 2, transparent room)
Amir Sunday 9:30 - 10:30 zoom
Dror Monday 15:10 - 16:00 Checkpoint 446
Sapir Tuesday 19:10 - 20:00 Zoom (online office hour, link in moodle)
Michal Wednesday 13:10 - 14:00 Schreiber 220
Shahar Thursday 12:10 - 13:00 Checkpoint West-002 (floor 2, transparent room)


Weekday Regular Class Schedule

Group Type Hours Location staff
01 Lecture Sunday 14-16 Bar-Shira 010 Michal/Amir
01 Lecture Wednesday 10-12 Gilman 223 Michal/Amir
02 Recitation Monday 10-12 Shenkar 204 Shahar Guini Menashe
03 Recitation Monday 10-12 Shenkar 104 Sapir Freizeit
04 Recitation Tuesday 10-12 Orenstein 111 Matan Ben Tov
06 Recitation Monday 12-14 Orenstein 110 Sapir Freizeit
07 Recitation Tuesday 08-10 Orenstein 111 Matan Ben Tov
16 Recitation Monday 12-14 Checkpoint 002 Dror Livnat


Administrativia

Please read the logistics guide carefully, link here.


Reading

Text Books

There is currently no textbook for the course. We may write one :)

Recommended Reading about Python:

1. Python 3 documentation, http://docs.python.org/py3k/, is the official language manual, and a very useful resource.
2. Think Python, by Allen B. Downey, which is available online.
3. A book by John Zelle, “Python programming: an introduction to computer science”, second edition. Fraklin, Beedle & Associates. The second edition refers to Python 3.x, which is the version used in the course.

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