Student Computing Foundations

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Use this page as the big-picture map for the collection. It shows what to learn first, what forms the common foundation, and which paths to choose only when they match your current work.

If you are ready to begin, use the opening workflow to make one working-log entry, then add its other practices when they support a current decision. If you have an immediate problem, enter the relevant path below and use its prerequisite links when you need an earlier concept.

Platform Implementation

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Use a platform implementation path alongside the Student Computing Foundations when its instructions match your computer and course requirements. A platform path applies the shared principles; it does not replace them. Choose the Windows, macOS, or Linux path that owns the environment where the course work runs.

If you use Windows and are deciding between native Windows and Windows Subsystem for Linux, begin with the Windows path’s WSL decision guide. After choosing WSL for a project, use relevant Linux guidance inside that distribution without treating the Windows and Linux filesystems or package managers as interchangeable.

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Student Computing Foundations

Platform Implementation