At some point ,York College may decide to limit the campus classes to on-line classes. In the event that classes need to move on-line, the following are contingency plans. Note: This was written early on 2020-03-12. Later on 2020-03-12 that contingency became real.

Check the class web site and this page for the latest changes for CS 101 and CS 496.

If you login, you will see some additional suggestions and contact methods.

All class content (some requiring a login) has been and will continue to be on-line.

Class assignments, labs, etc., will still be posted and submissions due in the same manner.

On-line quizzes will be handled in a similar manner - except that PIN codes may change for each class.

You should be prepared to be at a computer connected to the Internet at class time.

Zoom will be used for class meetings. See the class calendar for specific details.

I added an instant messaging widget (from tawk.io) that appears at the bottom right of a web page on the class site. When I am on, you can instant message me from that page. If I am not on, you can send me an email.

Many students have and use their own laptops but some students rely on the work on specific workstations in KEC 119.

In class on 2020-03-12 we covered how to move your files to a flash drive, etc. The summary is as follows.

• Use "My Computer" to find your home folder, which uses your userid on the C: drive.

• Right-click on this folder and select "7 zip" and then "save to userid.zip".
• A compressed zip file will be created in the home folder.
• GMail will not let you email this folder.
• Instead, save it to a flash drive, drive D: in the lab, or to your Google folder.
• Install cygwin on your desired computer.
• Unzip your zip file to the home folder.

Remember: Doing work on one computer (changing the files) will not change the files on the other computer. So, keep track of what changes you make.