Jeff Terrell: Okay, welcome to in person classes, this is great hopefully everybody can stay safe and all that everybody wearing masks.
Jeff Terrell: Anybody without a mask drinking water that's okay put it back on all right.
Jeff Terrell: i'll have to have any any little conversations here so that's good.
Jeff Terrell: yeah i'm super excited to just be in person man it's just so such a long thing here, but here we are.
Jeff Terrell: Okay, so.
Jeff Terrell: Wait ready yet, but so one of the few again Okay, so if you don't know.
Jeff Terrell: The course website, I think you should have had a link for that you're you're you're not having gotten that email if.
Jeff Terrell: You feel free to email me and I will email you with that email that I sent everything else, but in case you can't see.
Jeff Terrell: Your pitch you don't have a website already five to three dot CSS unc EDU and stuff.
Jeff Terrell: that's me great so i'm going to have on notes there, and if you go to the calendar page, this is where the notes will be.
Jeff Terrell: So i'm going to endeavor you have notes posted before class every day.
Jeff Terrell: And we'll just be going along with that so.
Jeff Terrell: So yeah Basically, this is just welcome to contact 23 telling you about what's classes as you might expect, I mean you guys are all seniors or maybe users in the room, so y'all know what to expect here.
Jeff Terrell: In terms of the first day of class, but some yeah contact 23 I think it's a great class i'm i'm excited about teaching and this will be my third time teaching it and let's let's dive in here to the notes.
Jeff Terrell: Okay, so a little bit about me i'm officially a professor of practice in the department which is kind of weird and I think Michael friend is a rest of the practice and i'm The only other one.
Jeff Terrell: And what that means is that I don't do the kind of research that most professors do and professors who aren't doing research or teachers or professors and they're focused really on teaching classes, but i'm not a teacher Professor either.
Jeff Terrell: On the first or the practice, and so what that means is i'm really interested I kind of have one foot in academia and one foot in industry and i've done a lot of software engineering.
Jeff Terrell: I actually got a PhD from this department and only nine when I tried to start a company didn't go too well.
Jeff Terrell: Yes, that's me I can learn to code, I have selected to teach so I feel like this, this job is actually really great for me, but but i'm a little bit different than a lot of other professors, and I think pretty well suited to to software engineering.
Jeff Terrell: I do, run the APP class and that's actually right down the hall room oh seven we haven't opened it quite yet we're getting making plans and everything but.
Jeff Terrell: you'll hear more about that as a semester progresses, because that might be a really good first step for you to get out for problems that you have when developing.
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Jeff Terrell: As far as programming languages go i've tried, a lot of them my favorite currently is closure if you've taken another course with me, you know this.
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Jeff Terrell: I like space facts as an editor it's like this distribution of emacs that works really well if you're a user it's it's very comfortable.
Jeff Terrell: So that's kind of fun anyway.
Jeff Terrell: But yeah enough about me i'd like to know about you as well, obviously we're not going to go around the room with everybody, but I would, I am going to read all these, and it was just going to be a way for you to demonstrate that you.
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Jeff Terrell: But if you have all the prerequisites that you can find in your emails from MP, an email with a manual registration override.
Jeff Terrell: And that will you can fill out your like your name your physical classroom.
Jeff Terrell: If you have met all the prerequisites and you have my permission to fill that form out and try to enroll.
Jeff Terrell: Three minutes ago there was one spot open.
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Jeff Terrell: that's weird yeah I don't know ask Tanja maybe came about that I would think that you would just shuffle over automatically when a spot is over any wait lists should work right.
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Jeff Terrell: Thank you all for filling this out i'm reading those things learning a bit about y'all.
Jeff Terrell: Okay, so classroom policies, just to get these out of the way I am doing kind of a simulcast on zoom and in person must have your own personality, I have to be on zoom.
Jeff Terrell: posting recordings, but I do expect you to 10 synchronously whether you're in person or on zoom I do expect you to be sort of in class virtually or physically.
Jeff Terrell: But if you're sick stay home.
Jeff Terrell: Is our Community guidelines don't come to class if you're sick we're trying to limit the spread of this creepy virus I get tested.
Jeff Terrell: All that good stuff if i'm sick i'm going to stay home and we'll figure out, you know what the plans are from there, I might just report something asynchronously real to watch for who knows my name cancel class or I might just spoke the class, so I will see.
Jeff Terrell: Now you do I do expect in class attendance whether you're in person or not, there will be Poles like one we just did, and if you feel close out.
Jeff Terrell: you're demonstrating that you work there and that's how we how we're going to do that.
Jeff Terrell: And I do expect that within your on your class.
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Jeff Terrell: Technical stuff I hope all of us are kind of aware that our screens are part of environment that our voices are part of the environment, that you can distract people from learning.
Jeff Terrell: So please be respectful of your fellow classmates and me and don't talk don't have something distracting under screens, etc.
Jeff Terrell: yeah same thing with the zoom chat, by the way, zoom chat i'm trying to keep an eye on it for any questions that come on online.
Jeff Terrell: But please don't use that just for general chatting and less class hasn't started yet, because I just finished outside of you know, we have classes in session feel free to use the chat and chat but, otherwise, it will distract you me, and potentially others.
Jeff Terrell: And yeah if you do have a question that's what the chat windows foreign zoom also obviously universally raise your hand raise your hand on zoom as well, and again trying to keep an eye on that.
Jeff Terrell: I haven't posted the zoom link publicly, just in case people wanted to come and like zoom or something like that.
Jeff Terrell: You don't have that link when you need it just feel free to email me.
Jeff Terrell: Questions about any any policy matters.
Jeff Terrell: Okay, why why.
Jeff Terrell: Why is this task force and worth your time.
Jeff Terrell: Of the one thing this kind of maybe the main draw for many people is be actually building a real APP and building one collaboratively collaboratively with other people.
Jeff Terrell: So if you maybe have some apple experience, but if you don't have experience and Apps with others.
Jeff Terrell: And so, this is a great way to get that kind of experience, even if you already have an experience never hurts to have more experience for that, especially if you're intending to go into industry.
Jeff Terrell: With a career in software development software engineering that kind of stuff.
Jeff Terrell: You know this project that you're going to be working on this semester is definitely something i'd recommend putting on your resume you can really help you stand out from the rest of the applicants, that is actually built a real APP or serving serving a real client with a real need.
Jeff Terrell: So the experiences is one major reason to take it another is, this is a real thing it's not a hypothetical project, these are real projects from real people.
Jeff Terrell: apply to this class and i've been taking applications all summer trying to send out emails and get people interested in.
Jeff Terrell: kind of a mailing list that we use for that i've been accepting applications all summer we currently have about 25 clients who have signed up saying.
Jeff Terrell: I would like a client on 523 they have a need for software, so this is what you can to work on every project is different, which is one of the wonderful aspects of the course and also one of the major challenges to actually teaching it, especially at scale.
Jeff Terrell: But I think it's it's a lot of fun, and this is a like I said a real thing so there's some meaning there you feel like you're actually making a difference in somebody.
Jeff Terrell: I think it's a lot of fun I hope they do you share that men, especially the Semester, I heard from Kevin our Chair that's just informally he often asked alumni what their favorite course was and that.
Jeff Terrell: By 23 is is very high up on the list, maybe the most often just informally favorite course from unc we have been doing 523 this way for a while, so a lot of our alumni actually just kind of strange as well.
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Jeff Terrell: Now it is pretty unusual as far as courses go.
Jeff Terrell: It prioritises application over concepts so most of the courses you've taken up to now have emphasized concepts you've been learning concepts.
Jeff Terrell: And that's been a point of the course and you've had homework assignments even projects that help you learn those concepts.
Jeff Terrell: But the homework assignments are driving the learning of the concepts this course, was actually less about the concepts about the application more about the project and the do.
Jeff Terrell: And that's kind of going back to my title fester the practice i'm about like actually practicing computer science, not just.
Jeff Terrell: nothing wrong with that, but.
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Jeff Terrell: I think everybody in here is probably a junior or senior your science major just by virtue of the prerequisites.
Jeff Terrell: Oh, I forgot this part yeah it's a collaborative, this is a communications, and of course this is, of course, where you will learn a lot about collaboration.
Jeff Terrell: I, I hope that everybody in here will come away and say wow i'm a lot better at working with people that I once before, because you'll be doing a lot of that and I hope to equip you to do that well.
Jeff Terrell: that's one of my goals instructor this course, and that is a major part in if you intending industry and even probably any of you who aren't be honest by reading a lot.
Jeff Terrell: And I know for me fun fact about me, I never, never wanted to work with people as a career, I always wanted to work with code.
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Jeff Terrell: And the most effective suffering owners and practitioners in industry are good at working with people so hopefully in this portion it's important skills and collaborating with peers, working with other sort of teammates and.
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Jeff Terrell: Right, so that the sort of tagline is real software for real people so we're going to be doing this course.
Jeff Terrell: Now, more specifically, you will be teamed up in groups of three or possibly for i'm trying to limit team sizes to three as much as possible, but that depends a little bit on finding a science.
Jeff Terrell: yeah three or four of you and you'll be working with those people all semester alright so that's going to be a major part of the experience of this course is demons are.
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Jeff Terrell: We are going to be having all of the clients who've been invited to pitch and actually pitch their their project ideas to class live.
Jeff Terrell: In some will be over zoom I will figure that out, but i'll happen next week, and so, if you don't know who to pick as partners, you can pick based on project and that way you will be most likely to end up with a project that you like, and hopefully like your teammates.
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Jeff Terrell: Right your mentor is somebody to help you with whatever you're working on along the way, a lot of the health is.
Jeff Terrell: not really intended to be technical help if you're stuck on vacation in a express such as web APP or whatever.
Jeff Terrell: So necessarily would have mentors or they may or may not have experienced with a particular technologies that you're using.
Jeff Terrell: To help for that kind of stuff in the ass and will support you as best we can there but mentors are really hey we have meetings.
Jeff Terrell: How do we figure out what the priorities, how do we work with our clients were having some conflict in our team, how do we support them through that you know your does your professional software engineers, for the most part, or at least people who have had experience in industry.
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