🌻 Spring 2024 🌻
You can start studying now for midterm 2! Check out extra practice problems, resources below, and the ACE study sessions.
ACE office hours and review sessions are limited to enrolled students.
CS 103ACE is a 1-unit companion course to CS 103 offered as part of the School of Engineering's ACE program. Our weekly section reinforces course material in a welcoming small-group setting, with a particular focus on strategies for writing proofs. In section, we review topics from the previous week's lectures and work on practice problems collaboratively. Outside of class, we offer ACE-specific support, including office hours and exam review sessions, to help you do your best in CS 103.
103ACE is graded Satisfactory / No Credit. To receive a Satisfactory grade, you must:
If you drop, withdraw from, or take an incomplete in CS 103, you must do the same for 103ACE. If you need to miss more than three sections, please reach out to me. I will try to be as flexible as possible.
Participation isn't graded but is strongly encouraged. 103ACE is intended to be a welcoming community, where asking questions, throwing out guesses, and encouraging your peers are all valuable ways to participate! In addition, I know that everyone has low-energy days. If it's a day where coming to section is already enough of an achievement, we'll be glad you came!
I care about making 103ACE accessible and responsive to your needs. This course is meant to provide extra support and resources, not create more work or stress for you. If you have a letter from the Office of Accessible Education, or if you have any other needs or circumstances that I should be aware of, please get in touch!
Syllabus adapted from ACE syllabi written by Grace Alwan, Frankie Cerkvenik, Lauren Saue-Fletcher, and Ian Tullis.