CS61A

Introduction

• UCB CS 61 series is an introductory course in computer science that I think is perfect for zero-foundation beginners. CS61A, as the first lesson of this series of courses, focuses on the upper-level abstract thinking, allowing programmers to think about solutions in a way that suits the problem, while ignoring the underlying principles and low-level operations of the machine.
• This's my solution for UCB CS 61A (Fall 2024), which includes hws, labs, discussions and projects, limited to learning and legitimate communication.
• For each chapter, the learning sequence of discussion-lab-homework [- project] is highly recommended. Try to complete all independently.

Prerequisites

Basic Python 3 programming language.

Available Links

• CS61A Homepage
• CS61A Textbook
• CS61A Online Editor

Schedule for Fall 2024

I consider that learners can refer to the teaching schedule of Fall 2024 to arrange the learning sequence as follows:

Learn more

If you independently and excellently complete the CS61A course, then you deserve to expand and improve the following courses:

• UCB CS61B : Data Structures and Algorithms.
• UCB CS61C : Great Ideas in Computer Architecture.

Contact:

• E-mail: Agvensome@outlook.com