Older Announcements
- (9/25/06) -- Grades for Homework #4 have been posted. You may pick up your graded assignment tomorrow in class.
- (9/24/06) -- Grades for Homework #3 have been posted.
- (9/19/06) -- Homework #5 has been posted below. It is due September 27th.
- (9/15/06) -- Most of the scores for Homework #2 have been posted.
- Click on 'Check Your Grades' (above).
- Look at the scores, indexed by your random ID number.
- Look further down the page at the scoring rationale (indexed by random ID).
- Be aware Qi had trouble compiling a number of assignments for one of two reasons. (Ask on Tuesday 9/19 for updates)
- She had difficulty compiling some Windows-based programs. These will be resolved shortly.
- You did not include instructions in your README file.
- (9/13/06) -- Homework #4 has been posted below. It is due September 21st (in class).
- (9/11/06) -- Due to a new weekly conflict with my office hours, I have changed my Tuesday
office hours, as posted above. This will mainly affect students who do not
come down immediately after class.
- (9/8/06) -- I have posted code to output PPM files (linked under HW3 Resources), if you are still having trouble.
- (9/4/06) -- Homework #3 has been posted below. It is due September 13th.
- (9/4/06) -- Notes about homework submissions. For Homework 1, the following issues were
overlooked (or not treated severely) during grading. But this will NOT be true in the future.
- Include a README file describing
- what your program does or does not do, (especially if you did extra credit)
- how to compile it, and (otherwise we might not be able to test it!)
- any strange things that we might discover when grading it (i.e., bugs).
- Make sure your README is a text file. Please do not write it in MS Word.
- Make sure you include all file necessary for recompiling your work. Please do not forget any header files you wrote!
- It would be beneficial (for your grade) that your program not require command line parameters to avoid a
core dump... Even if this is documented in your README.
- Please test your Makefiles and build scripts on the Linux lab machines.
(Remember the compilation is different than many Linux boxes... But we grade on the lab machines!)
- (8/29/06) -- Homework #2 has been posted below. It is due September 6th, and I will not distribute a hard copy!
- (7/28/06) -- Due to enrollment near capacity, I will sign
add slips for a small number
of first-year graduate students on the first day of class. If you are a non-CS graduate
student in this situation, please e-mail me before the first day of class.
Last Modified: Monday, October 16, 2006
Chris Wyman (cwyman@cs.uiowa.edu)