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 The lectures focus on concepts, principles, and the big-picture. Certain MIPS-specific details are also covered to demonstrate complex ideas or to compare and contrast implementations.  The lectures focus on concepts, principles, and the big-picture. Certain MIPS-specific details are also covered to demonstrate complex ideas or to compare and contrast implementations. 
  
-  * **Quizzes and Games**+  * **Quizzes **
    
-Some lectures will include pop quizzes or games such as Jeopardy aimed at reviewing and discussing ideas, uncovering fallacies, and avoiding pitfalls. These activities are intended for active-learning, not assessment+Some lectures will include quizzes which are intended to allow you to gauge your knowledge and learning of the course material. Your best 2 out of 3 quiz marks will be counted towards your final grade
  
   * **Assigned Readings**   * **Assigned Readings**
  
-The lecture notes (linked to from the Calendar) include assigned readings from the textbook and from selected articles. These are integral parts of the learning experience of this course.+The lecture notes include assigned readings from the textbook and from selected articles. These are integral parts of the learning experience of this course.
  
   * **Discussion Group**   * **Discussion Group**
 You are strongly encouraged to contribute to this group. By simply framing an issue into a question, you help sharpen the learning focus for yourself and for others. And by answering a question or engaging in a discussion, you sharpen your ability to prove a point or assess one. You are strongly encouraged to contribute to this group. By simply framing an issue into a question, you help sharpen the learning focus for yourself and for others. And by answering a question or engaging in a discussion, you sharpen your ability to prove a point or assess one.
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