Using Piazza: I. Looking For Answers
Using Piazza: I. Looking For Answers
Using Piazza: I. Looking For Answers
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II. Posting on Piazza
1. Choose your post type. Explanations are given beneath each type. Since, in most of the
cases, you will be asking a question, therefore, make sure that you select the first post
type (i.e. Question).
2. Choose who will see your posts, either the whole class or the instructor alone. I would
recommend that you post your questions to whole class, so that all of us can benefit
from the discussion.
3. Select what folders (categories) your post will appear. You can select more than one,
and more people will be able to find your question if you select all that may apply.
4. Enter a brief and meaningful summary of your question
5. Enter as many details as you can. Remember that the more details you give, the more
likely you are to get a useful/helpful answer.
6. Decide how your name will be displayed. It can be the name you signed up with, or
anonymous to other students.
7. Post your question or save it as a draft to post later.
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III. What is a “GOOD QUESTION”?
Asks only one question per post.
Asks something that canNOT be found in the lab document, assignment statement etc.
Includes exactly enough detail to answer the question without including solution.
Is NOT "How do I correct my code" or "What is wrong with my code?" or "Please correct my
code" or "Give my solution of task 5".
References:
The above material and pictures has been adapted from the following URLs:
https://rutgers.instructure.com/courses/35/pages/piazza
https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~deppeler/cs400/piazza.html
https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~deppeler/cs400/piazza_tips.html
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