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+**Sat Apr 18, 10**
+   * The marks of the Test #3 and the overall letter grades are now on ePost (appearing as “WrittenTest” and “_Grade”). If you suspect errors in your grade, take one of the following actions depending on the type of error: If you see an arithmetic error (i.e. the component marks do not add up to the shown letter grade according to their weights) then email me. On the other hand if you suspect an error in the marking of your Test #3 then wait until the test papers are in the Department Office (around the third week of May) and then request a copy of your paper from the Dept Office and, if needed, submit a petition to the Dept Office.
-**Tue May 19, 09**
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+**Wed Apr 7, 10**
+  * The marks of Lab Test #2 are now on ePost. The papers will be returned during the written test. The average was 86%. Great job! And congratulations to the three who got 100%. See the //Policies// page for the procedure to follow in case there is a need to reappraise.
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-**Fri Apr. 17, 09**
+**Sun Apr 4, 10**
-  * The Department will conduct its regular course evaluation during Mon May 4th lecture.
+  * The written test will be held 2:00-4:00 pm on Thu April 8 in VH-2000. //Note that its duration is two hours, not three//. This is an open-book test so you can bring textbooks, notebooks, printouts, or any other paper-based material--a laptop is thus not allowed. You can write your answers in pen or pencil.
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-**Wed Apr. 13, 09**
+**Fri Mar 12, 10**
-  * The marks of Lab Test #1 are now on ePost. The papers were returned in class today. The marks were distributed 40, 40, 20 with 5 of the marks of each question on the actual answer and the remaining marks on the code used to obtain the answer.See the //Policies// page for the procedure to follow in case there is a need to reappraise.
+  * I have just received [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3481/TD.pdf|this]] posting for an Internship position for students in the Computer Security Program.
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-**Mon Mar 30, 09**
+**Thu Mar 4, 10**
-  * The office hour for both today and next Monday has been moved to 2:30.
+  * The Departmental Course Evaluation will be conducted Mon Mar 15.
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+**Wed Feb 17, 10**
+  * The marks of Lab Test #1 are now on ePost. The papers were returned in class. See the //Policies// page for the procedure to follow in case there is a need to reappraise.
-**Wed Mar 25, 09**
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-  * Note that all workstations will be in Linux mode during the test next week.
+**Mon Feb 8, 10**
+  * There will be no lecture on Monday Feb 22. Lab#6 will be held as scheduled on Wed, Feb 24.
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-**Tue Mar 17, 09**
+**Mon Jan 6, 10**
-  * Check out the [[https://wiki.cse.yorku.ca/project/ACM/|York programming contests]]. The first contest of the Winter term will take place on Friday March 20, 15:00-17:00 in CSEB 1006. Check out also [[http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=33839119950|this]] facebook group.
+  * I am not feeling well today and cannot come to the lab session. Nevertheless, I like you to work on Lab1 so I'm attaching it below. You don't need to go to CSEB1004 for this; you can do the problems from home or from any machine. It is recommended that you don't do it in a labtest mode machine so that you can access your home directrory and save the file rather than submit it. I will complete the home page of the course so it will be ready by Monday. I apologize for te cancellation. Here is [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3481/L1.txt|the Lab]] and here is a [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/3481/shannon1948a.txt|text file]] to clean and test with.
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-**Wed Mar 4, 09**
+**Mon Jan 4, 10**
   * Welcome to **CSE3481**!