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                Available courses in FA23
              
          
    FA23 available courses

Enrollable sections with available seats. Updated 2023-09-05.
Lower division (0xx)


ANTH 87: A00 (14/20) · B00 (8/20)
AWP 3: 019 (11/12) · 030 (9/12) · 031 (10/12) · 032 (10/12) · 035 (4/12) · 036 (10/12) · 037 (1/12) · 043 (0/12) · 044 (9/12) · 046 (11/12) · 047 (11/12) · 048 (10/12) · 049 (2/12) · 050 (5/12) · 053 (8/12) · 054 (4/12) · 055 (1/12) · 056 (5/12) · 058 (7/12) · 059 (5/12) · 060 (3/12) · 061 (5/12) · 062 (6/12) · 063 (3/12) · 065 (7/12) · 066 (0/12) · 067 (6/12) · 069 (6/12) · 072 (0/12) · 073 (4/12) · 075 (5/12) · 076 (9/12) · 077 (8/12) · 078 (1/12) · 079 (4/12) · 081 (10/12) · 082 (5/12) · 083 (6/12) · 084 (3/12)
BENG 2: A00 (22/30)
BILD 2: A01 (62/65) · A02 (64/65) · A03 (49/65) · B01 (40/65) · B02 (58/65) · B03 (61/65) · C01 (44/70) · C02 (19/70) · C03 (2/70)


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                UCSD remote summer classes 2023
              
          
    S123: Summer Session I 2023


ANAR 144: A00
ANSC 148: A00
ANSC 150: A00
ANTH 1: A00
ANTH 2: A01
ANTH 23: A01
ANTH 101: A01
ANTH 105: A00


## README.md

      
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                CSE 110 Content Map (craft.do is annoying)
              
          
    CSE 110 Content Map

This document serves as a table of contents and map to UC San Diego’s CSE 110 - Software Engineering as taught by Thomas Powell for Spring 2023.   Offerings by other instructors may vary in emphasis and content so use this material with extreme caution if somehow you have gained access to it outside the course.

This is a work in progress.  I'll change this update statement when I make a major change

Week 1 - Introduction and Definitions

Summary Notes: https://www.craft.do/s/BEtiGoivUaqXO5
Backup and Detail Slides: https://cse110-spring2023.slack.com/files/U04UPM79ZBK/F051EGK394P/1_-_se_introduction-23.pdf

Week 2 - Growing Individual Software EngineersSummary Notes:

  
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                A selection of wisdom of Thomas A. Powell, from the CSE 110 SP23 Slack
              
          
    Apr 4th 8:32 PM, explaining the purpose of #random.

I have to replenish my supply also there is method.  Humor is required if one is going to deal with insanity.  You must have a deep ability to deal with things that will make zero sense.  Key life skill in a world that thinks they can dry the equivalent of software concrete in 1 day or something.  IRL that is ludicrous, but you will actually need to figure out how to circumvent and address magical thinking.  Humor is tactic, teaching will be a tactic, a rigid system will be a tactic, etc. also who doesn’t want to have a little fun here and there 🙂

Apr 4th 9:53 PM, after someone asked for clarification on whether the GitHub-generated README.md file was considered a "new file."

Ah cool good detail thinking, but let’s hope to be sticklers but not “literalists”.  Asking question is awesome, but always look for intent.  The folks in industry will often be very handwavy and these labs are way too cook book prescriptive in my opinion, b


## rimac_activity_data.csv
datetime,busyness,capacity,hourSummary,isAvailable,isOpen,people,percentage
2023-01-10 16:05,99,125,open,true,true,178,0.99
2023-01-10 16:10,99,125,open,true,true,172,0.99
2023-01-10 16:15,99,125,open,true,true,166,0.99
2023-01-10 16:20,99,125,open,true,true,174,0.99
2023-01-10 16:25,99,125,open,true,true,184,0.99
2023-01-10 16:30,99,125,open,true,true,175,0.99
2023-01-10 16:35,99,125,open,true,true,185,0.99
2023-01-10 16:40,99,125,open,true,true,186,0.99
2023-01-10 16:45,99,125,open,true,true,178,0.99

## graph_tab_template.html
<!--
Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors
Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
found in the LICENSE file.

This document is loaded into a <webview> from the graph_tab element as a data:
URL. As result, this document needs to be self-contained, hence inline scripts.
-->
<html>
  <head>

## build.yml
name: Build Carbon
on: [workflow_dispatch]
jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - uses: actions/setup-python@v4
        with:
          python-version: '3.9'

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                Write-up for Google CTF's JS Safe 4.0. https://sheeptester.github.io/longer-tweets/google-ctf/ but the CTF FAQ says to submit a link to a Gist
              
          
    There was a challenge named "JS SAFE 4.0," and since it had JavaScript in its name, of course I had to do it. (Apparently it's in the "reversing" category; I thought it was in web, but I see now why it's a reversing challenge.)
![The challenge description: JS SAFE 4.0, 152 points, You stumbled upon someone's "JS Safe" on the web. It's a simple HTML file that can store secrets in the browser's localStorage. This means that you won't be able to extract any secret from it (the secrets are on the computer of the owner), but it looks like it was hand-crafted to work only with the password of the owner. Solved by 78.][challenge]
Browser bugs can't stop you

The attachment was a ZIP file containing a single HTML file, [js_safe_4.html][html]. If you want to preview the code in your browser, I uploaded it as a [GitHub Gist][gist]. I opened the HTML file directly in my browser.

  
## js_safe_4.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>JS safe v4 - the leading localStorage based safe solution with amazing JS anti-debug technology</title>
<!--
Advertisement:
Looking for a hand-crafted, browser based virtual safe to store your most
interesting secrets? Look no further, you have found it. You can order your own
by sending a mail to js_safe@example.com. When ordering, please specify the

## flag.txt
From: jared@business.biz
To: dave@business.biz
Subject: Fortune Telling Shenanigans
Content-Type: text/html
MIME-Version: 1.0

Hey Dave,
I went to a fortune teller the other day and while she divined my future, she mentioned you, strangely enough.
I don't know why you came up if it was *my* fortune that was being read, but she said something about "your coworker Dave"
and a "grave mistake," but I didn't read too much into it. She told me to send you this though:
	datetime,busyness,capacity,hourSummary,isAvailable,isOpen,people,percentage
	2023-01-10 16:05,99,125,open,true,true,178,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:10,99,125,open,true,true,172,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:15,99,125,open,true,true,166,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:20,99,125,open,true,true,174,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:25,99,125,open,true,true,184,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:30,99,125,open,true,true,175,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:35,99,125,open,true,true,185,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:40,99,125,open,true,true,186,0.99
	2023-01-10 16:45,99,125,open,true,true,178,0.99
	<!--
	Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors
	Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
	found in the LICENSE file.

	This document is loaded into a <webview> from the graph_tab element as a data:
	URL. As result, this document needs to be self-contained, hence inline scripts.
	-->
	<html>
	<head>
	name: Build Carbon
	on: [workflow_dispatch]
	jobs:
	build:
	runs-on: ubuntu-latest
	steps:
	- uses: actions/checkout@v3
	- uses: actions/setup-python@v4
	with:
	python-version: '3.9'
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<title>JS safe v4 - the leading localStorage based safe solution with amazing JS anti-debug technology</title>
	<!--
	Advertisement:
	Looking for a hand-crafted, browser based virtual safe to store your most
	interesting secrets? Look no further, you have found it. You can order your own
	by sending a mail to js_safe@example.com. When ordering, please specify the
	From: jared@business.biz
	To: dave@business.biz
	Subject: Fortune Telling Shenanigans
	Content-Type: text/html
	MIME-Version: 1.0

	Hey Dave,
	I went to a fortune teller the other day and while she divined my future, she mentioned you, strangely enough.
	I don't know why you came up if it was my fortune that was being read, but she said something about "your coworker Dave"
	and a "grave mistake," but I didn't read too much into it. She told me to send you this though: