Open Stanford Course: programming methodology 01
you can pick them up on the way out .
the sentence means you can pick those handouts after class. im curious about on the way out. hope more material would be found about it.
im gonna go over all that today.
it's another sentence, the teacher means he wants to said them all today. i think so.
as to how much familarity you may have beforehand okay?
the teacher just wants to know how much familiar they are to the programming.
so but a little bit more seriously.
used when you want to talk about it in a more serious manner.
all right, i would expect most of you.
yes, he knows it in the first place.
so now, we begin to bump it up a notch.
he wants to make a step further.
it's just i dont wanna know.
you see, he didn't said it's i just dont wanna know. it's the difference.
fair number.
it means it's a great number.
but if that's the case, we are all in the boat together.
if that's true, we're the same.
so one thing you should know kind of up front is actually this course.
for now you only need to know this course.
as a result, your voice may end up going out to thousands of people or millions of people in the world.
if you have an issue with that, come talk to me.
if you object to that, talk to me.
im not trying to be argumentative or anything.
dont call me professor sahami, way too formal.
and dont call me mrs sahami, or we're gonna have issues, all right?
it's to keep things a little bit more informal.
to discuss stuff as you go along.
kind of a hearty pat on the back.
so in terms of late days? we refer to these as late days, strangely enough? you get two free ones.
think of it,well, you wouldn't come ask me for an extension.
because we sort of up front said xxx
you're better off just doing the next assignment.
as a matter of fact, i dig honesty, all right?
it drops down one bucket.
how are we doing on time?
there's a little queue you sign up for to get help.
shorted out across two relays in the computer.
with that said
finished on 2011.03.28