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--- whats_new [2011/03/09 15:12] – bil
+++ whats_new [2011/04/16 03:01] (current) – mark
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 Have a great summer!
-===== April 5, 2010 =====
-There will be no more regularly scheduled office hours for this term. However, the instructor is available to meet by appointment. Send an email to bil@cse.yorku.ca to arrange a meeting.
-===== April 5, 2010 =====
+===== April 5, 2011 =====
-The final exam will take place on Thursday, April 15 at 9:00 - 12:00. The first part of the exam (9:00 - 10:20) will be a written test in CSE B. The second part (10:30 - 12:00) will be a lab test in CSE 1006. For both parts of the exam, you will be able to use the textbook. No other aids will be allowed.
+A possible solution for eCheck 12D can be found [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/1020/Check12D.java|here]].
-===== March 31, 2010 =====
+===== March 28, 2011 =====
-The solution for the second written test is {{:wt2sol.pdf|here}}.
+The final exam will take place on Thursday, April 7 at 9:00 - 12:00. The first part of the exam (9:00 - 10:30) will be a written test in CSE C (the exam schedule mentions both CSE B and CSE C, but we will only use CSE C). The second part (10:30 - 12:00) will be a lab test in CSE 1006 and CSE 1002. For both parts of the exam, you will be able to use the textbook. No other aids will be allowed.
-===== March 30, 2010 =====
+===== March 28, 2011 =====
-The marks for the second written test have now been posted (click on Grades on the sidebar).
+The written test part of last year's exam can be found {{:exam10.pdf|here}}.
-===== March 8, 2010 =====
+The lab test question from last year is [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/1020/tests/Exam10/question.html|here]].
-The solution for the first written test is {{:wt1sol.pdf|here}}.
+One possible answer to the lab test question is [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/1020/tests/Exam10/Exam.java|here]].
-===== March 8, 2010 =====
+===== March 23, 2011 =====
-The course evaluations will take place at the beginning of the class on Monday, March 15.
+The marks for the written test have now been posted. The tests will be returned after class on Friday.
-===== March 5, 2010 =====
+===== March 23, 2011 =====
-The grades for the first written test are now posted (click on Grades on the sidebar).
+A possible solution for eCheck 10C can be found [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/1020/Check10C.java|here]].
-===== February 27, 2010 =====
+===== March 16, 2011 =====
-For those of you that missed the test on Friday and would like to try it out, here is a {{:wt1.pdf|copy}}. A model solution will be posted as soon as the marking is finished.
+The solution for the written test is {{:wt1sol.pdf|here}}.
-===== February 23, 2010 =====
+===== March 9, 2011 =====
-Those of you looking for extra practice, take a look at the [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course_archive/2008-09/W/1020/tutorials/|supplementary exercises]] created by Steven Castellucci.
+The two written tests from last year can be found {{:wt1sol2010.pdf|here}} and {{:wt2sol.pdf|here}}. Please note that some of the questions may refer to material we have not covered yet this year.
-===== February 22, 2010 =====
-The grades for lab test 2 are now posted (click on Grades on the sidebar). Feedback <del>will be distributed in class on Wed.</del> has been sent by email to your cse account.
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 Due to large enrollment, the lab session will take place in two rooms: CSEB 1002 and CSEB 1006.
-===== December 27, 2010 =====
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+===== April 27, 2011 =====
-This page is now live. Welcome to CSE 1020!
+This page is now live. Welcome to CSE 1030!
 Here are some pointers for the first week:
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     * Please have a quick look at the course webpage for general information about the course. Follow and read //all// the links.
-    * The labs for the course **do** start in the first week. Remember to go to the lab on Friday!
+    * The labs for the course **do** start in the first week. Remember to go to the lab on Thursday!
     * You will need a Prism (Computer Science) computer account for this course, not your Yorku account. Go to the lab in the Computer Science & Engineering Building (Room 1006, at the south end), sit in front of any terminal, type "newuser", and follow the instructions.