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Tuesday, October 31
Assignment 3 announcements have
been updated.
Monday, October 30
Assignment 3 announcements have
been updated.
Tutorial notes for week 8 have been
posted.
Slides 147-197 (PostScript |
PDF) and 278-351 (PostScript
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Saturday, October 28
Assignment 3 announcements have
been posted.
The solution for the practical exercise
for week 7 has been posted.
Thursday, October 26
The first term test has been marked. You can pick your term test up
in lecture. The marks have been posted,
as well as the solution, in PostScript
and PDF.
The average was 60%, and the marks distribution was as follows:
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range
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>20-30
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>30-40
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>40-50
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>50-60
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>60-70
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>70-80
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>80-90
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>90-100
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1
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5
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15
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34
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19
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18
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6
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1
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If you have any questions about your term test, please first look at
the solution, as well as the marking scheme (which should be posted
sometime on the weekend). If you want your term test re-marked, please
read the course remarking policy first.
Please note that, as announced at the term test, the instructor reserves
the right not to re-mark term tests written in pencil.
Wednesday, October 25
Notes on binary search trees have been
posted.
Tuesday, October 24
Practical notes for week 7, with accompanying
starter code, have been posted.
Monday, October 23
The assignment 3 specification
has been posted, with accompanying starter code.
In tomorrow's lecture, we are going over binary search trees, which
are the focus of assignment 3, so make sure to come to lecture or to
get notes from a friend if you miss it.
Note that A3 is due by the start of lecture on Thursday, November 2,
which gives you a week-and-a-half, but you should be able to complete
this assignment in one week.
As announced in class, for A3, A4 and A5, there will be a deadline
for late submissions with accompanying petition (for medical or other
unavoidable reasons). The deadline for late A3 submissions with accompanying
petition is Monday, November 6 at noon.
A (dynamic) syllabus has been posted below. Hopefully it will give
you a better idea of what we have covered in class and what we plan
to cover.
Linked from the syllabus are the questions of the week, which are interesting
problems that arise in lecture and that you may need to understand for
assignments, term tests and/or the final exam. The questions
of week 7 are now up.
Tutorial notes for week 7 have been
posted.
Monday, October 16
The assignment 2 solution has been posted.
Sunday, October 15
Information on the first term test
has been posted. This consolidates what has been announced so far in
class.
The assignment 1 solution has been posted.
Wednesday, October 11
Assignment 2 announcements have
been updated.
A link to last year's CSC181
Web site has been posted. It contains previous midterms. Note that
some of the topics in previous first term tests haven't been covered
yet (although we have covered other topics instead).
Tomorrow in lecture I will talk about the midterm and what will be
fair game for the midterm (and follow up with an announcement on the
Web, as per usual).
Tuesday, October 10
Assignment 2 announcements have
been updated.
Friday, October 6
As announced in class, the date, time and location of the first term
test are as follows:
- Date: Wednesday, October 18 (as per the course information
sheet)
- Time: 4:30-5:45 p.m.
- Location: Nursing Building, Room 107 (map)
There are no aids allowed. You must bring your student card.
Assignment 2 announcements have
been updated.
Remember that there is no tutorial on Monday because it is Thanksgiving.
Thursday, October 5
Marks for Assignment 1 have been posted.
The marking scheme and autotesting
files have also been posted. Your autotesting output has been e-mailed
to your ECF account.
If you have a remarking request, then please read the remarking
policy first and use the request form linked from that page. If
you have any other questions, please e-mail the instructor.
Monday, October 2
Tutorial notes for week 4 have been
posted.
General
assignment guidelines (PostScript | PDF)
have been posted. These address what is expected with respect to documentation
and style (and testing for later assignments).
Assignment 2 announcements have
been posted.
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