Category: CS Challenges

Create a CS Challenge! In this challenge I created a overview of Google docs and how it can be used. Google docs are now widely used in the university. By using this document the user will have to create a Read More …

Pivot Tables are a powerful way to display and organize data in excel. Following the below instructions, create a pivot table from at least 3 columns and 20 rows of data (use your own created data or data found online). Read More …

This challenge comes from Jacob House! This one is a bit more open ended than usual. Using one of the tools Jacob mentions in the challenge document (or any other alternative, draw.io is another online, easy to use chart tool that I Read More …

Using your own created data (at least 3 columns and 6 rows), follow the below linked instructions on how to create a combination chart in excel. Create a combination chart with one series on the primary axis and one on Read More …

The return of solo-learn! This week, we’re going to learn a bit about HTML. Complete at least the first 3 sections of the HTML course on https://www.sololearn.com and post a screenshot of your progress. For those of you already familiar with Read More …

This challenge comes courtesy of Liza! Read through the attached tutorial for an intro to R/R-studio. Create an object as described in the tutorial with at least 20 entries of data, and showcase each of the descriptive stats functions as Read More …

This challenge comes courtesy of Henrique! Follow the attached tutorial to learn about solver in excel, and as requested at the end of the tutorial, create your own scenario showing how solver can be used (following the guidelines set out). Read More …

Back to my favourite thing to do challenges on this week, Linux! In a terminal session on MUN’s Linux servers (accessed via the instructions below or by simply logging into Linux on a LabNet machine), screenshot a session of you Read More …

This week’s challenge comes courtesy of Anush! Following the attached tutorial, create a brush photo in PowerPoint with an image of your choosing. The font used to style the photo and styling of the brush photo that comes out is Read More …