Announcements
- 12/10: Final review questions.
- 12/10: A small test showing how to
serialize objects in Java.
- 12/9: Details on downloading and
installing the Tomcat server.
- 12/4: The solution to assignment 8 has been posted.
- 12/4: Thanks for Ryan Varick for pointing out that the A348
class notes have detailed information on installing tomcat and the
basics of servlets. (Look at Lab 10 and nearby lectures.)
- 11/22: Course
evaluations are ready to go. Instructions:
- Under "QuizSite", choose STUDENTS
- From the drop-down box, choose/instructor to be evaluated
- Click PROCEED
- Check "DO A CURRENT ACTIVITY" (Should say "Evaluation")
- Click PROCEED
- Evaluation for requested instructor should be displayed
- Answer Questions
- To submit completed evaluation, click PROCEED at bottom of page
- Wait
- NOTE - Students are allowed a max 3 attempts to complete each
evaluation. (They will be enabled to open each individual evaluation 3
times, whether or not they make any additions or changes.)
- 11/19: Brooke's office hours tomorrow will be 1:30-3:30 (This
is shifted an hour later than the usual time.)
- 11/19: The due date for Assignment 8 has been moved to Tuesday
Nov 26.
- 11/15: I forgot to add a link to the tar file from the page for
Assignment 8. Please go back and download the tar file. I apologize
for the oversight.
- 11/11: The solution to assignment 7 has been posted.
- 11/6: The solution to assignment 6 has been posted.
- 10/21: If your midterm grade is less than 20, then you may
arrange for an oral exam. The maximum grade of the oral exam is 20. If
your midterm grade is 20 or higher then the oral exam wouldn't do you
any good. I'll try to post a couple of extra credit problems to give
everybody an opportunity to improve their grades by up to 5% (in
practice B- to B, B to B+, etc).
- 10/19: I have updated the pretty-printer for assignment 5 to
always add parentheses around every expression to avoid confusion. The
modified
absyn.ml
is here.
- 10/18: Here are the mid term grades
- 10/16: Here are the grades
- 10/11: Here is a page that has a few
sample questions. I'll try to provide some more questions and a study
guide sometime this weekend...
- 10/10: Here is a hard sample
question for the midterm. More moderate and easy questions coming
later...
- 10/10: The due date for assignment 5 has moved to Tuesday
October 22.
- 10/9: The due date for assignment 5 has moved to Thursday Oct
17.
- 10/8: Solution to assignment 4 has been posted.
- 10/2: Amr's office hours on Monday are canceled.
- 10/1: If you have been attending this class, doing homework,
etc and have not heard your name in today's lecture, please let
me know as soon as possible.
- 9/27: Solution to assignment 3 has been posted.
- 9/26: Following on our discussion in class about passing the
entire store around and how this relates to HTTP, a quick search found
a couple of interesting pages:
- 9/25: Remember that there is no lecture on Oct 3. I will be
away at a conference.
- 9/20. Here is a solution to the second assignment.
- 9/20. Sorry but no late assignments will be accepted
(unless there is a very very compelling reason).
- 9/19 Assignment 3 is posted. It is due next Thursday.
- 9/19: Here is a tar file for the
emacs files that come with Ocaml.
- 9/19: On October 29, J Strother Moore will be visiting the
department and giving a
lecture a lecture in LH 102. There will be no class but please
attend the lecture.
- 9/18 Sample solutions for the first assignment are posted.
- 9/16 If you have problems installing and running Ocaml on a
Windows machine, please make sure to read the file
readme.win
that comes with the installation. Here are relevant parts.
- 9/10 The submission page for assignment 2 is now up.
- 9/9: Assigned two is posted. It is due R Sep 19 electronically.
- We will try to monitor the newsgroup often. Please send your
questions of general interest to the newsgroup
ac.csci.c311
- 9/3: No office hours for Amr this W at 9.
- 9/3: Assignment one is posted. It is due T Sep 10 in class.
- 9/3: Welcome to the course...