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Important
reminders (see me with any questions or concerns)
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You
cannot turn in any assignments in pairs except for those
that are part of the PL/0 project (see me
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This
means that you cannot turn in a single copy of
homework problems from the book, for instance. |
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I
was kind about this on the first two assignments, but
not on the third one |
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Yes,
we are indeed reusing most of the assignments from the past
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As
said below: "However, your solutions must be
entirely your own..." |
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Copying
from past solutions is not providing solutions that
are entirely your own |
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This
is, of course, unacceptable |
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Lecture
slides |
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Assignments
(including readings, project due dates, etc.)
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Note:
all homework and projects are due at the beginning of
class. Work received after the beginning of class
will be considered late. |
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Project
information
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Grading
policies
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Projects
may be done in pairs (see project description for more
details); other assignments must be
done individually. |
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It's
OK to discuss ideas, assignments, the PL/0 compiler, etc.
with anyone. However, your solutions must be entirely your
own and your partner's. |
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| Midterm |
Final |
Assignments |
Project |
| 15% |
30% |
20% |
35% |
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Three
free late days per person for the quarter (must be shared by
a project team)
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Beyond
that, 25% off per calendar day late |
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Mailing
list archive
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Instructor:
David Notkin
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Teaching
assistant: Mark
Seigle
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Textbook
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Meeting
time
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MWF
12:30-1:20, LOW
101 (9/25/00-12/6/00) |
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Scheduled
holidays
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November
10 (Veteran's Day) |
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November
24 (Thanksgiving) |
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No
class
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October
9 (Yom Kippur) |
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Last
day of lecture: December 6, 2000 |
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Instructor
absences: replacement lecturers to be announced
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Final
examination: 8:30-10:20AM Wednesday December
13, 2000 |
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