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My company has an initiative to bring in students for a 3 day event where they attend workshops and talks. We were brainstorming what type of content would mak
by angarg12 5y ago
My company has an initiative to bring in students for a 3 day event where they attend workshops and talks.
We were brainstorming what type of content would make fun and educational workshops for students. I proposed something along OPs lines. I called them "debugging minichallenges". The idea is to present students with a buggy implementation for a simple problem, and they need to find and fix the bugs. Just as OPs argues, the concept is that reading and understanding code is a fundamental skill.
I have the set of sample implementations in my Github, for example the one in Python [1]. This is our first time running this workshop so I can report how well it did after the event.
[1] https://github.com/angarg12/minichallenge-flood-fill-python https://github.com/angarg12/minichallenge-flood-fill-python
- pycache 5y agoTook a quick look and was not impressed to find a pycache[1] in your repo (unless that's one of the bugs the candidate was expected to find :-P ) [1] https://github.com/angarg12/minichallenge-flood-fill-python/tree/main/tests/__pycache__ https://github.com/angarg12/minichallenge-flood-fill-python/...