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# <span style="color:blue;font-style:bold">Follow-up: Andrew S. mentioned that this could be useful for SECOND iteration of course, since they are busy delivering course for the first time. Perhaps add in this resource ideas... </span>I notice the labs discuss Python, but would be nice to add just a few sentences in each lab of the importance of the topic in those labs and how they '''relate (in general terms) to later labs like Ansible and Open Stack'''. It doesn't have to be complex, but a quick mention.<br><br> | # <span style="color:blue;font-style:bold">Follow-up: Andrew S. mentioned that this could be useful for SECOND iteration of course, since they are busy delivering course for the first time. Perhaps add in this resource ideas... </span>I notice the labs discuss Python, but would be nice to add just a few sentences in each lab of the importance of the topic in those labs and how they '''relate (in general terms) to later labs like Ansible and Open Stack'''. It doesn't have to be complex, but a quick mention.<br><br> | ||
# <span style="color:blue;font-style:bold">Murray Saul</span> will work on providing review questions at of labs. Would like to re-title section heading to '''"Lab Review"'''<br><br> | # <span style="color:blue;font-style:bold">Murray Saul</span> will work on providing review questions at of labs. Would like to re-title section heading to '''"Lab Review"'''<br><br> | ||
| − | # | + | #For future labs - please avoid the phrase "issue the following command". Python is a programming language and it does not have commands. iPython has some commands but most of what we do in the lab is not that. Students are asked to execute methods, examine attributes, list contents, get help, etc.<br><br> |
Revision as of 02:42, 11 September 2017
Concerns (Fall 2017)
- Pre-made OPS435 Python Reference Sheet for tests and final exam?
- Follow-up: Andrew S. mentioned that this could be useful for SECOND iteration of course, since they are busy delivering course for the first time. Perhaps add in this resource ideas... I notice the labs discuss Python, but would be nice to add just a few sentences in each lab of the importance of the topic in those labs and how they relate (in general terms) to later labs like Ansible and Open Stack. It doesn't have to be complex, but a quick mention.
- Murray Saul will work on providing review questions at of labs. Would like to re-title section heading to "Lab Review"
- For future labs - please avoid the phrase "issue the following command". Python is a programming language and it does not have commands. iPython has some commands but most of what we do in the lab is not that. Students are asked to execute methods, examine attributes, list contents, get help, etc.
