Overview
Course Goals: At the end of the course, students will be
able to:
- describe and execute successful strategies for guiding students to solve
problems (both individually and collaboratively) in their coursework
- evaluate student assignments efficiently while providing formative and
summative feedback
- apply strategies for student learning that support inclusion and
diversity
- support course instructors on common administrative items
- effectively use course tooling to support student learning
- evaluate teaching - of themselves and others
- identify strategies for handling student issues and students of concern
Time & Place:
- Wednesdays 6:15 - 7:30
- Location: North 311
Instructors
|
Jeff Forbes
Email: forbes at cs.duke.edu
Office: 02 Allen Building
Office Phone: (919) 660-6550
Office hours: TBD or by appointment |
|
Robert Duvall
Email: rcd at cs.duke.edu
Office: D228 LSRC
Office Phone: (919) 660-6567
Office hours: TBD or by appointment |
Grading
This course is only offered on an Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory
basis. Students must score 70% or higher in all evaluation categories to
earn a grade of āSā.
Attendance & Participation |
20% |
Active learning module & rubric |
20% |
Project |
30% |
Programming assignments |
10% |
Reflection |
20% |
Acknowledgements
Many ideas, discussion guidance, assignments, and other instructional materials on this
site are either derived or taken directly
from
Sarah Heckman TA
training course at NC State,
Heather Pon_Barry's
MaGE
Training Course at Mt. Holyoke College,
Stanford's
CS198 course,
and others.
Last updated: Wed Jan 11 12:17:14 EST 2017
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