Welcome to the CSE 210 C# Projects repository! This is where the coursework, assignments, and projects for the CSE 210 course are showcased. In this course, the principles of programming with classes using C# are explored, including concepts such as classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism, all in the context of software development.
CSE 210 introduces the fundamental concepts of programming with classes. The course covers how to design software using class-based principles, enabling the creation of flexible, maintainable, and cost-effective software solutions. The primary programming language used in this course is C#, and no prior experience with C# is expected. Instead, students are encouraged to build upon their understanding of programming principles gained in CSE 111: Programming with Functions.
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sandbox: An empty project where students can experiment and practice various programming concepts related to the course. This space allows for exploring new ideas and building coding skills.
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csharp-prep: Starter projects for each of the C# Prep assignments. These projects provide a starting point for completing the C# Prep work required before starting the main assignments.
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prepare: Starter projects for each of the preparation Learning Activities. These projects help students prepare for the weekly assignments and provide a starting point for their code.
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prove: Starter projects for each of the prove Developer projects. These projects serve as the foundation for the weekly programming assignments that students need to complete and submit.
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final: Starter projects for the final project. This is where students start building their final project based on the concepts and skills learned throughout the course.
To begin working on a specific project, navigate to the corresponding directory within this repository. Each directory contains detailed instructions and guidelines to help students get started with the specific task or assignment.
This repository serves as a starting point for students' coursework and assignments in the CSE 210 course. It is essential to avoid directly modifying the contents of this repository, as it serves as a reference for all students. Instead, students can create a fork of this repository and use it as their personal workspace to develop their projects.
Happy coding!