Update as of 27 Oct: There are 201 students. This time, Prof Halim has prepared for a -ish class size with all onsite components (more details in the lesson plan below).
One thing to take note is that Prof Halim's teaching style is flipped classroom that may be quite surprising for some adult learners who are not used to this teaching style in the past. The previous iterations were already (very) good.
Prof Halim sets IT5003 (in Python) as a 'subset' (obviously, as we only have 8-weeks) of his full 13-weeks CS2040S Undergraduate version of similar course. This is the going to be the sixth time Prof Halim teaches this 8-weeks (+ 1.5 weeks more before final assessment) IT5003 course for MComp General Track - the main group of students - (plus a bit of other MComp specializations: Digital Financial Technology + Biomed) and also a few (usually around 30-ish) Graduate Certificates in Computing Foundations (GC-CF).
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