The last one!!!!!!! For this WSQ 17 I had to install a program called SciLab, where you can work, make your code and compile in there! I just followed the pdf that Ken posted in the TC101 page n_n http://www.scilab.org/content/download/849/7901/file/Scilab_beginners.pdf http://www.scilab.org/content/download/849/7901/file/Scilab_beginners.pdf Thank you Ken! It was nice to be your student. 🙂
Here’s the code of the WSQ16 I don’t like doing this kind of things but I looked of the others codes to find the way to do it… But I finally understand. Github code: wsq 16
I have liked Ken’s course a lot, i’ll try to take the next course with him again. Here’s my video:
Yes, as all the students in the TEC we didn’t have time to do every project simultaneously, we had to …
I’m toooooo Happy and nervous for the finals! This is my first semester at tec and It has been Amazing, I’ve learned so much in here and I’ll do my best in the final exams! Here’s a little thing that I did to show how my final days this year at Tec are organized xD
Description: Use of “switch” as a conditional and nesting of conditional statements. Just like the description says, there’s nothing like the nesting of conditionals… which can get a little confusing, but they’re important to take into account. Video right here.
This is the post for the video about Ken’s course:
Here’s my WSQ #14 It was easy this time because I did my Quiz 11 before and it was the same thing XP Code: wsq14
Este WSQ está más difícil de lo que parece. Tuve que apoyarme mucho en Ken para hacerlo. Ya lo había hecho para un quiz pero me había equivocado porque entendí mal la forma en la que se daba la precisión. Ken me ayudó a entenderlo y pues aquí está el código que hice. //WSQ14 Euler […]
Para este WSQ vi un video en youtube sobre el método babilónico. Logré deducir casi todo con mi propia lógica pero en un momento llegué a atascarme. Por suerte estaba haciéndola durante mi clase de programación y Ken me dio un empujoncito que me ayudó a ingeniármelas. Aquí está el código. //Babylonian Method #include <iostream> […]