About Code in Place
Code in Place offers Stanford's flagship course CS106A, online for free, with the support from thousands of teachers. CS106A is one of the most popular courses at Stanford University, taken by almost 1,600 students every year. It has been developed over the last 30 years by an amazing team, including Nick Parlante, Eric Roberts and more.
The course teaches the fundamentals of computer programming using the widely-used Python programming language. This course is for everyone from humanists, social scientists, to hardcore engineers.
Project Documentation
Below is a collection of all documented projects completed during the Code in Place v4 course. Each project folder contains its source code and detailed documentation.
Quiz Game on Capitals
A fun and interactive quiz game that tests your knowledge of world capitals. Built with Python to demonstrate conditional logic and user input handling.
1D Quantum Equation
A program that simulates the one-dimensional time-dependent Schrödinger equation to demonstrate quantum phenomena. Showcases advanced mathematical modeling and visualization.
Overkillr
A text-processing tool that replaces words with their more "glorified" and "intensified" versions. Demonstrates string manipulation and dictionary usage in Python.
Rock, Paper, & Scissors
Traditional rock, paper & scissors game with excitement. Features random computer moves, score tracking, and an engaging user interface.