The interactive side of educs.me
Computer science,
mapped.
Quizzes checked on a real server. Progress you can trust. And soon, a skill map of the whole subject that lights up as you learn it.
No account needed for the notes. Class features use a join code and a nickname, nothing else.
How progress works here
The scoring is designed to be worth trusting. That means a few deliberate choices.
Checked, not claimed
Server-checked quizzes
Answers are graded on the server, never in your browser. When the map says you have mastered a topic, that happened for real.
Two states, always visible
Honest points
Points start as provisional and become confirmed when your teacher reviews them. No silent changes, ever.
Weekly, not daily
Streaks without guilt
Streaks count active weeks, not days, so one busy Tuesday cannot break anything. Points are never deducted, and there is no public leaderboard.
Whoever you are, start here
In the class
Join with the code from your teacher and a nickname. Your quiz results, points, and streaks live here and follow you through the course.
New to CS
The notes at educs.me are free and written to be read, not decoded. Start anywhere that looks interesting; the map will eventually show you the paths between topics.
Already deep in
Interactive simulators for CPUs, networks, and machine learning are on the way, built for people who want to see the machinery, not just read about it.
Now charting
The whole subject, one explorable map
Every topic in the course becomes a node. Prerequisites become paths. Nodes light up as you master them, and locked ones stay visible so you can see where you are heading. The first domain, Programming, is on the map now as a draft chart.
Explore the map