Lab 1: Saving your work

At the end of every lab, you will save your work. We recommend creating a CS111 folder in your google drive and dropping the lab folders in your CS111 folder. If you are working remotely with your partner today, you can email the python files to each other so that both partners have the most recent versions from all the lab tasks.

This way, if you want to refer to your lab work when you're working with a partner on a project or working on a different computer, you have access to it.

Summary of what we did today

1. Learned how to use Thonny (and also how to manipulate files on a Mac computer)

2. Learned about programming in Python with expressions and values
3. Learned a bit about drawing pictures with turtle graphics and also about creating sounds with wavesynth.
4. Learned how to use Juptyer notebooks, both for lectures and for Potluck-graded exercises.
5. Maybe installed Thonny on your laptop
6. Maybe learn some more Python basics.

Table of Contents

• Lab 1 Home
• Part 1: Thonny intro
• Part 2: Your first program
• Part 3: Simple multimedia programs
• Part 4: Jupyter notebooks (Prof. Lyn will walk you through this)
  • Ungraded notebooks used in lectures
  • Exercise notebooks graded by Python
• Part 5: (If time allows) Install Thonny on your laptop (Prof. Lyn will walk you through this)
• Part 6: (If time allows) Start learning more Python basics (Prof. Lyn will walk you through this)
• Part 7: Save your work