Problem Set 0
Collaboration on problem sets is not permitted except to the extent that you may ask classmates and others for help so long as that help does not reduce to another doing your work for you, per the course’s policy on academic honesty.
What to Do
The three Scratch problems below may be completed in any order, though we recommend saving Six Shapes for after Rotating Squares. Start with Rotating Squares if you want a focused, structured problem to begin. Start with An Original Scratch Project if you’d like to start with something more open-ended and freeform!
- Log into Ed to introduce yourself to classmates, the course’s Q&A platform, if you’d like, by posting a comment on the “Welcome!” thread!
- Submit Rotating Squares.
- Submit Six Shapes.
- Submit An Original Scratch Project.
- Submit this Welcome form. The questions herein are intended to get to know you a bit better and ensure you’re fully familiar with CS50’s support structure.
You won’t be able to submit the above problem until you have confirmed you have access to the course on Gradescope. Make sure you are logging into Gradescope with your HarvardKey. If still unable to access the course and its assignments, email heads@cs50.harvard.edu! Do not wait until the last minute to make this check, failing to turn in this assignment because you waited to check if you had Gradescope access is not something for which the course will grant an extension.
When to Do It
How to Get Help
- Post a question on Ed Discussion!
- Attend office hours!
- Email heads@cs50.harvard.edu!