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Reading Notes

These are my notes for Code Fellows readings and videos for courses 102-401.

Table of Contents

Code 102 - Intro to Software Development

Reading Day 1

Reading Day 2

Read04

Read05

Read06a

Read06b

Read07

Read08

Code 201 - Foundations of Software Development

201 - Read01

201 - Read02

201 - Read03

201 - Read04

201 - Read05

201 - Read06

201 - Read07

201 - Read08

201 - Read09

201 - Read10

201 - Read11

201 - Read12

201 - Read13

201 - Read14a

201 - Read14b

201 - Read15

Code 301 - Intermediate Software Development

301 - Read01

301 - Read02

301 - Read03

301 - Read04

301 - Read05

301 - Read06

301 - Read07

301 - Read08

301 - Read09

301 - Read10

Code 401 - Advanced Software Development

401 - Prep Readings

401 - Reading: Class 01

401 - Reading: Class 02

401 - Reading: Class 03

401 - Reading: Class 04

401 - Reading: Class 05

401 - Reading: Class 06

401 - Reading: Class 07

401 - Reading: Class 08

401 - Reading: Class 09

401 - Reading: Class 10

401 - Reading: Class 11

401 - Reading: Class 12

401 - Reading: Class 13

401 - Reading: Class 14

401 - Reading: Class 15

401 - Reading: Class 16

401 - Reading: Class 17

401 - Reading: Class 18

401 - Reading: Class 19

401 - Reading: Class 20

401 - Reading: Class 21

401 - Reading: Class 22

401 - Reading: Class 23

401 - Reading: Class 24

401 - Reading: Class 25

401 - Reading: Class 26

401 - Reading: Class 27

401 - Reading: Class 28

401 - Reading: Class 29

About Me

My name is Tim (or Timofey) Egorov. I was born in Moscow, Russia, and moved to the United States when I was 4 years old.

I have 10 years experience in sales (SaaS, promotional, enterprise-level) and am in the process of transitioning to a career in software development.

Outside of work, I enjoy:

Me

Growth Mindset

A growth mindset is a mentality in which someone believes they can constantly improve through effort and perseverance. This is at odds with a fixed mindset, which suggests that your intelligence and talent are unchanging.

If you love learning and overcoming obstacles, you might already have a growth mindset.

Here is a handy image illustrating the differences between these mindsets.

How to Keep Myself in a Growth Mindset:

A growth mindset opens me up to more creativity and possibility, and I discover Iā€™m able to achieve more and set higher goals.

-Steve Haffenden

To Do List

[x] Read 01

[x] Lab 1a

[ ] Lab 1b

This is some code on my page

def hello_world():
  print('Hello World')

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