Computer Science 3718: Programming in the Small (Fall 2000)
| Instructor |
Office |
Office Hours |
Lectures |
Todd Wareham
harold@cs.mun.ca |
EN-2014
737-7511 |
Mon 4-5pm
Wed 10-11am
Fri 11-12am
|
Mon-Wed-Fri
9:00am-9:50am
SN-2101
|
*** IMPORTANT NOTICE (December 30, 2000): ***
If you got an INC (incomplete) grade in this course, it was because I could
not get your term project working. I am leaving tomorrow for a conference
and will not be back in my office until January 10. I have not had time to
crawl through the projects that did not work and find out what was going on.
Hence, I have come up with the following plan:
- All those who submitted a project but got an INC may go to their projects
and fix them up. The projects are stored in directory
/usr/local/share/ASSIGNMENTS/cs3718/assignprog; your project
is in the subdirectory with your login name.
- Please ensure that your project compiles under one of the LINUX lab
machines (FYI, I was working on machine "jay").
- If you have written an initialization program, please leave a note in file
"README.txt" in your project directory that tells me how to run the
initialization program. If you did not write such a program, please
leave a note to that effect in file "README.txt" and ensure that all
files are set up as required in your project directory so I can run your
program. THESE FILES SHOULD BE EMPTY, EXCEPT FOR THE PASSWORD DATABASE
FILE (WHICH WILL CONTAIN AN ENTRY FOR THE FIRST ADMINSTRATOR); IF YOUR
FILES CANNOT BE EMPTY FOR SOME REASON, PLEASE LEAVE A NOTE TO THAT EFFECT
IN FILE "README.txt".
- You have until noon on Jan 12 to make such changes. Any code not fixed
after this point will get between 0 and 30 marks (where the project is
out of 120 marks).
Those to whom I granted extensions until Jan 10 to get in their projects now
have until Jan 12, noon; they should follow the procedure above, though, to
ensure that their projects are markable. Several additional notes:
- Please do not e-mail me setup instructions, as I will not have time to
deal with such e-mails when I get back; do the setup specified
above yourself in the specified directory.
- If there are any problems with accessing your directory or using
submit-assignment, please do not e-mail me, but talk to our sysadmins
(Dwayne Hart and Nolan White) for help; I have no control over how
the submit-assignment directories are set up and cannot help you.
- Jan 17, 4:35pm
Final course marks posted (see above).
- Dec 4, 12:30pm
- Project deadline extended to Dec 8.
- Nov 27, 11:55am
- Assignment #3 deadline extended to this Thursday.
- Term project trimmed (see new version description above) and
deadline extended to December 7 ("... a day that will live
in infamy ...").
- We have a room for our final exam -- SN-2067. It's not great
but it is better than our regular classroom, SN-2101 (which
is not that difficult to do, actually).
- Nov 15, 10:30am
Various post-strike-related annoucments made; please see Course Diary
entry for Nov 15.
- Nov 13, 10:00am
Various strike-related annoucments made; please see Course Diary
entry for Nov 13.
- Nov 9, 11:00am
Various strike-related annoucments made; please see Course Diary
entry for Nov 9.
- Nov 6, 3:15pm
Various strike-related annoucments made; please see Course Diary
entry for Nov 6.
- Oct 31, 9:40am
Due to unilateral declaration of Midterm Break, Assignment #2
deadline extended to Tuesday, Nov 7.
- Oct 30, 9:30am
Term project posted.
- Oct 29, 1:30pm
Assignment #3 posted.
- Oct 28, 6:25pm
Assignment #2 deadline extended to Wednesday, Nov 2, 11:30 AM.
- Oct 23, 10:05am
Corrections made to assignment# 2 (update to Version 2.1); please check
assignment page.
- Oct 21, 5:00pm
Revised version of Assignment #2 posted; assignment #2 deadline
extended to Monday, Oct 30, 11:30 AM.
- Oct 19, 1:00pm
Due to assignment issuing / correction delays, new schedule proposed
for handing things in. Essentially, there is no assignment 5 and
there is only one part to the project. Details can be found in the
on-line course diary for October 18 (Lecture #16).
- Oct 13, 8:30am
By populat demand, the midterm has been shifyted from Oct 18 to
Oct 20.
- Oct 11, 8:30am
Assignment #2 posted.
- Oct 6
- [9:30am] Proposal put forward to move midterm exam to October 20,
as October 18 is same day as 3740 midterm. If anyone disagrees,
please let me know by next wednesday's class.
- [12:30pm] Copy of CS 3710 Java Textbook (Arnold and Gosling
(1998)) placed on reserve in library.
- Sep 22, 11:30am
Assignment #1 deadline extended to Monday, Sep 25, 11:30 AM.
- Sep 20, 10:15am
Copy of Lewis and Loftus (1998) (1st edition) [CS2710 textbook] put on
reserve in library.
- Sep 11, 10:30am
Various articles, Pfleeger (1998) put on reserve in library.
- Sep 8, 8:30am
Assignment #1 posted.
- Sep 1, 11:11am
Open for business!
This page is adapted from that for CS3710 (Winter 1999)
created by Mike Rendell.
Created: September 1, 2000
Last Modified: January 17, 2001