Old Messages of the Day

The final exam and solutions have been posted. Note that a few point values changed slightly from the handed-out values (example: problem 21 is worth 6 instead of 4 points).
Problem set and exam grades have been posted to Catalyst Gradebook.
PS7, PS8, and final exams are available for pickup from Mike's office, CSE 562.

Updated Cross-Checker results have been posted and entered into the gradebook.
- 10 points are awarded based on the number of students for which you detected bugs (following a uniform distribution)
- 5 points are awarded if there are no bad tests in your test suite

Updated Cross-Checker results have been posted and entered into the gradebook.
- 10 points are awarded based on the number of students for which you detected bugs (following a uniform distribution)
- 5 points are awarded if there are no bad tests in your test suite

Clarification: PS4 re-returnin is due at 5pm on Friday.
If your PS4 returnin failed due to the examples in PS8, please email Todd at tws@cs.washington.edu to make sure you aren't penalized for those returnin attempts.

The exam review and wrapup lectures have been swapped. The exam review will be on Wednesday. Come with questions. This will encourage you to start reviewing early and will permit the review to extend into section on Thursday if necessary.
Problem Set 8 has been updated with additional hints.
Problem Set 6 returnin is enabled. It is due on Friday, June 4 at 5pm. Your code must pass the nullness checker to pass returnin.
Problem Set 4 returnin has been re-enabled, with more tests. Your returnin score will be the average of your original PS4 returnin score (every student got full credit) and this second one. Ensuring that you pass the stricter PS4 returnin before you get started on PS6 returnin may save you a lot of time by localizing problems to the PS4 code. PS4 returnin does not require your code to pass the nullness checker.
Due to an error, some students received emails from the Autograder for PS4 returnin. This run of the autograder will not count toward your grade; you should resubmit even if you passed all of the new tests.

The Grading policy section of the "General Information" handout has been updated to clarify how a curve is applied.

The Problem Set 4 due date has been delayed by one day, to April 28, because of overlap with the midterm exam.
The midterm exam and its solution have been posted.
Statistics about the midterm scores are as follows:
  mean: 55
  median: 55
  stddev: 12

Problem Set 4 has been released and the source files have been pushed to your SVN repository. PS4 is due at 8pm on April 27 28.
Cross-Checker results for PS2 have been released. If you did not receive an email containing your pseudonym, please email the course staff.

Problem Set 3 is due today at 8pm.
Returnin has been enabled for PS1. You have until 8pm on April 26 to resubmit.
The midterm exam review will be held at 7:30pm on Wednesday, April 21 in room CSE 403. The staff will not prepare any material, so come with questions.

Problem Set 3 has been released and the source files have been pushed to your SVN repository. PS3 is due at 8pm on April 20.
Todd will now be holding office hours on Mondays from 12:30-1:20pm instead of on Wednesdays; he will not be holding office hours today.

Lab 1, an optional lab about debugging in Eclipse, has been released and the source files have been pushed to your SVN repository.

Problem Set 2 has been released and the source files have been pushed to your SVN repository. PS2 is due at 8pm on April 13.

Problem Set 0 is due today at 9am.
Problem Set 1 has been released and the source files have been pushed to your SVN repository. PS1 is due at 8pm on April 6.
PS1 Problem 0 is due at 8:30am tomorrow, April 1.

The source code for Problem Set 0 has been pushed to your SVN repository. PS0 is due at 9am tomorrow, March 31.
Please update your project directory permissions.