Additional Resources

Below are some resources that you may find useful for CS88. Some of the resources are from CS 61A, as the two courses have quite a bit of overlap. However, keep in mind that there is some CS61A material that will not be covered in CS88.

Past Finals

For your reference, here is a table of past finals to study! Also, check out this extra Reverse-Environment-Diagram practice courtesy of CS61A!

Name Blank Exam Solutions Professor(s) Walkthrough Video Notes
Spring 2021 Link Link Michael Ball & Gerald Friedland
Fall 2020 Link Link Michael Ball
Spring 2020 Link Link Michael Ball Formatting may be off since the PDF was generated by examtool
Fall 2019 Link Link Michael Ball Link Q5: last line, helper(n // 10, n % 10) should be helper(num // 10, num % 10)
Spring 2019 Link Link Gerald Friedland Link
Fall 2018 Link Link David Culler Link
Spring 2018 Link Link Gerald Friedland
Spring 2018 Mock Link Link Gerald Friedland
Spring 2016 Link David Culler

Past Midterms

For your reference, here is a table of past midterms to study!

Name Blank Exam Solutions Professor(s) Walkthrough Video Notes
Fall 2021 Link Link Michael Ball Link Thanks CSM for the Walthroughs!
Spring 2021 Link Link Michael Ball & Gerald Friedland Link Thanks CSM for the Walthroughs!
Fall 2020 Link Link Michael Ball
Spring 2020 Link Link Michael Ball
Fall 2019 Link Link Michael Ball Link Q1: fun(max, 61, 88) evaluates to 61. The correct calls to alt_fib(6) is 25 not 26.
Fall 2019 CSM Mock Midterm Link Link CSM
Spring 2019 Link Link Gerald Friedland Link
Fall 2018 Link Link David Culler Link
Spring 2018 Link Link Gerald Friedland Link
Spring 2016 Retake Link Link David Culler Link

Setting up your computer for CS88

  • Windows:

    • Setting Up and Using Python (video)
    • Connecting from home (video)
    • Connecting from home (pdf)
  • Mac OSX:

    • Part 1: Setting up Python (video)
    • Part 2: Setting up Emacs (video)
    • Part 3: SSH and the Terminal (video)
    • Connecting from home (pdf)

Learning in CS88

Enrolled/Waitlisted students have access to the screencasts through CalCentral (CalCentral.berkeley.edu -> My Classes -> CS88 (Right hand side) or through bCourses via a tab called Course Captures.

Programming in CS88

External Data Resources Used by 61A