Do all the items on this Preparation page BEFORE this session's scheduled class time.

1. How CSSE 120 Works: Video [12:15]
   • The video will explain how you locate and take the associated quiz.
   • Parts of the video are no longer quite accurate, but it will do, I think.
2. The Flipped Classroom: Video [4:43]
3. Software Engineering, Software Development, and Programming Languages: Video [3:44]
4. A First Program: Hello, World: Video [4:29]
   • There are no Moodle quizzes for this and the following videos.
   • Parts of the video are no longer quite accurate, but it will do, I think.
5. Pair Programming: Video [2:51]
   • The video was developed by the folks at code.org, a terrific site and organization.
   • You will often use Pair Programming in this course, starting in Session 1.
   • Pair Programming is a real-life technique, per the next item.
6. Pair Programming as one of the techniques of Extreme Programming: Reading.
7. CSSE 120 Computer Setup:
   • Follow these instructions for setting up your computer for CSSE 120, if you have not already done so.
   • Most students take 45 to 75 minutes to do the above computer setup.
   • There is no Moodle quiz associated with this item.
8. [Optional] If you want to learn more about pair programming , you might find the following links interesting:
   • Pair Programming as described at the organization Agile Alliance that started a revolution in Software Development in 2001 that persists to this day. You might also enjoy reading the Agile Manifesto that started it all.
   • A study on the effectiveness of Pair Programming
   • Here is the video that popularized Pair Programming in academic settings.