Reading Notes

This site holds all notes for Code Fellows’ courses. My current course is Code 301: Intermediate Software Development. This will be a best effort to preview the next day’s activities, record a summary of what I have read and write down what I have questions on or challenges to understanding. This may include mostly or even all copied & pasted content from readings as I want my efforts to be on coding and not time consuming writing assignments.

Code 401 - Advanced Software Development (Still to come)

Code 301 - Intermediate Software Development

• Janie Page
• Reading Assignment 01
• Reading Assignment 02
• Reading Assignment 03
• Reading Assignment 04
• Reading Assignment 05
• Reading Assignment 06
• Reading Assignment 07
• Reading Assignment 08
• Reading Assignment 09
• Reading Assignment 10
• Reading Assignment 11
• Reading Assignment 12
• Reading Assignment 13
• Reading Assignment 14
• Reading Assignment 15

Code 201 - Foundations of Software Development

• Reading Assignment 01
• Reading Assignment 02
• Reading Assignment 03
• Reading Assignment 04
• Reading Assignment 05
• Reading Assignment 06
• Reading Assignment 07
• Reading Assignment 08
• Reading Assignment 09
• Reading Assignment 10
• Reading Assignment 11
• Reading Assignment 12
• Reading Assignment 13
• Reading Assignment 14
• Reading Assignment 15

Code 102 - Intro to Software Development

• 102 Home Page
• Reading Assignment 01
• Reading Assignment 02
• Lab Assignment 01b
• Reading Assignment 03
• Reading Assignment 04
• Reading Assignment 05
• Reading Assignment 06
• Reading Assignment 07
• Reading Assignment 08

GitGub Portfolio

Mike’s GitHub Portfolio Page

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My Personal Experience So Far

I am currently drinking from the coding Firehose. I need to be better about trying to be perfect with everything. It is not allowing me to grow with what I truly need to learn, how to code. This collection of notes going forward for 301 & 401 will be a “best effort” and not spend hours upon hours of wasting my time with trying to read articles over and over again to “get” the material and answer questions in my own words.