CompSci 111/111G Summer School 2020
Tutorial Labs

• Labs are a compulsory part of the course. You must attend your lab sessions. They are worth 30% of your final mark.
• Please note that to pass the course, you must pass both the practical (labs) and the theory (test + exam) components separately.
• Each week you will have 2 laboratory sessions.
• On SSO your Monday/Tuesday lab will be labelled "Lab" and your Thursday/Friday lab will be labelled "Tut".
• Labs start in the last half of the first week of the semester (i.e. on Thursday 9th or Friday 10th January depending on which lab you have enrolled in).
• Location:
  • Lab assignments are done each week in the First Floor Teaching Laboratory (FTL) - Room 303S-175 of the Computer Science Building (Building 303S).
  • Video clip showing how to get to the CompSci111 Lab (FTL)
• Please bring your Student ID card and a USB flash drive to every lab (including the first lab).
• Lab assignments must be handed into the appropriate hand-in box (located outside the lab room) sometime before the start of your next laboratory session.
• If you have any problems or queries regarding the labs, please see the course supervisor, Ann Cameron.

• Lab 01 - Introduction (Thursday 9th - Friday 10th January)
• Lab 02 - Using the Internet (Monday 13th - Tuesday 14th January )
• Lab 03 - Word Processing (Thursday 16th - Friday 17th January)
• Lab 04 - Spreadsheets (Monday 20th - Tuesday 21st January)
• Lab 05 - Databases (Thursday 23th - Friday 24th January)
• Lab 06 - Programming in Python (Thursday 30th January - 31st January)
• Lab 07 - LaTeX (Monday 3rd February - Tuesday 4th February)
• Lab 08 - Web Design using HTML5 (Wednesday 5th and Friday 7th February)
• Lab 09 - Web Design using HTML5 and CSS (Monday 10th February - Tuesday 11th February)

Note:

1. All files needed for the labs are available from the CompSci111 folder on the desktop of the lab machines.
2. Lab assignment pdfs will be available on the CompSci111 folder on the desktop and coversheets will be handed out at the beginning of the lab session.