Lecture1 typos

index.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ All one-on-one offline communication with the instructors for content
 pertaining to this class should be conducted via Piazza. Please do not reach
 out to the instructor via email for class related communications.
 
-<!-- ### Team Check-ins
+### Team Check-ins
 
 Once the primary project has started in week 5, teams will meet with
 instructors once each week, via Zoom. These meetings will be scheduled for
@@ -171,12 +171,11 @@ With these values, Alice's peer score would be `112%`, Bob's `103%`, and
 Chuck's `85%`. With a project score of `95%`, Alice's Primary Project
 Individual Score would be `106.4%`, Bob's `97.85%`, and Chuck's `80.75%`.
 
-We will confidentially conduct the peer score process twice during the course:
+We will confidentially conduct the peer score process once during the course:
 
-- Tuesday, November 9
-- Tuesday, November 28
+- Monday, November 18
 
-The first two peer scores are intended to help students see if they need to
+The first peer score is intended to help students see if they need to
 make any adjustments to their team contributions. Only the outcome of the final
 peer score will be used to compute an individual's score. Any moderate
 deviations of more than two points from equal contribution will require
@@ -205,4 +204,4 @@ range. It is expected that each person is a relatively equal contributor on
 their team, with the exception that there may be significant positive
 outliers. Additionally, it is expected that each team does a solid job on their
 project. As a result, please note the drop to an `F` grade immediately
-following the `C` range. -->
+following the `C` range.

slides/2024f/01_course_introduction/index.html

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@
 
 class: center middle
 
-# How do you as questions or genrate...
+# How do you ask questions or generate...
 
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@@ -451,25 +451,6 @@
 
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-# The Life Cycle of a Web Request
-
-Prompt: What things (e.g. events, protocols, actions) (might) occur when someone types https://www.reddit.com in their web browser and press return?
-
-Part 1: ~10 minutes
-
-- Type those things into the google doc "The life cycle of a web request" in google drive on cs291.com (under Class Resource on the left bar).
-
-- Include your first or preferred name you submitted in intro survey, e.g.
-  - Zach: User types https://www.reddit.com into browser
-
-Part 2: ~10 minutes
-
-- We'll discuss these items in group setting.
-
-- Be ready to explain your item (no pressure, your answer is not scored)
-
----
-
 # Two Endpoints
 
 --
@@ -496,6 +477,24 @@
 
 ---
 
+# Web Request Life Cycle Group Exercise
+
+Prompt: What _things_ (e.g., events, protocols, actions) (might) occur when
+someone types [https://www.reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com) in their web
+browser and presses return.
+
+## Part 1: ~10 minutes
+
+Discuss in groups of four, and write down in-order the components you come up
+with. Start generic, and leave space to provide additional detail for
+sub-sequences.
+
+## Part 2 (remaining time)
+
+Collectively, we build a more definitive list using the whiteboard.
+
+---
+
 # Core Components of a Web request
 
 * __Web server__: Opens a TCP socket to listen for requests