SLOG 3

                My advice to someone just starting the course CSC104 would be simple. For designing a function, I would suggest going to class regularly so you can actually see the professor designing it and hear them explain all the instructions. This might help you think clearly and give you an understanding of how to start and the basic format of designing your own function. I would also recommend then going home and practising on your own as this will indent in your brain the process of how a function is designed. It would also help to ask your classmates about how they go about designing a function. It is always good to have a different perspective on new ideas. This can help your brain think of new ideas and might help you memorize the process better. Designing a function may be difficult at first but the more you practise, the more you will get the hang of it and eventually find it easier and fun to do!

                Preparing for this course might not be the hardest thing if you plan to go to class every week. Even if you have no computer science background, which I didn’t, this is still a fairly easy course as the professors walk you through each step so it is very easy to understand and know what you are doing. Therefore, preparing for this course is not very intimidating. Although, preparing for your tests and quizzes will require some practise on your part, as you will need to know your way around the existing and new functions and know how to make them work. So if you practise and utilize office hours, you should be good to go!

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