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-  * **March 5, 2013**: Course evaluations will take place at the beginning of lecture on March 27.
-  * **February 6, 2013**: You can book the classroom for a team meeting. Email boze@cse.yorku.ca with your requested timeslot(s).
-  * **January 14, 2013**: The teams have been rearranged. Click on Teams on the sidebar to see the changes.
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-  * **January 5, 2015**: The lectures for this course will take place in LAS 1002, not CB 120.
+  * **April 26, 2017**: All grades are now posted. Click on Grades on the sidebar. Have a great summer!
-  * **December 28, 2014**: The lab session on January 5 will not take place. The course will start with the lecture on January 7.
+  * **March 22, 2017**: Course evaluations will take place at the end of lecture on March 29.
-  * **December 28, 2014**: This webpage was just created. Information will be added to it by the first lecture.
+  * **March 20, 2017**: Player grades are now posted. Click on Grades on the sidebar.
+  * **February 24, 2017**: Simulator grades are now posted. Click on Grades on the sidebar.
+  * **February 15, 2017**: Office hours are cancelled on Friday, February 17.
+  * **January 9, 2017**: The lecture times for this course will involve working with your teammates on laptops. If you have a laptop, you should bring it to the lectures of EECS 2311, i.e. on Wednesdays. If you don't, you can check out a laptop from the lab monitor for the lecture time. Please allow time to do this before the lecture starts. The lab sessions will take place in LAS 1006, so a laptop is not required for the labs.
+  * **January 6, 2017**: The lectures for this course will take place in **LAS 1002B**, not CB 115.
+  * **January 3, 2017**: The lab session on January 9 will not take place. The course will start with the lecture on January 11.
+  * **December 12, 2016**: This webpage was just created. Information will be added to it by the first lecture.
+===== EECS 2311 Learning Outcomes  =====
+Upon successful completion of the course, students should be able to:
+  * Describe the requirements of a large software system.
+  * Select appropriate system elements for a high-level design description.
+  * Derive and implement test cases at the unit and system level.
+  * Produce a detailed user manual for an interactive system.
+  * Implement a large software system from scratch.