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===== April 28, 2010 =====
The marks for the course have now been posted! Click on Grades on the left.
Your overall grade for the course is on the second line.
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 =====
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.
===== March 31, 2010 =====
The solution for the second written test is {{:wt2sol.pdf|here}}.
===== March 30, 2010 =====
The marks for the second written test have now been posted (click on Grades on the sidebar).
===== March 8, 2010 =====
The solution for the first written test is {{:wt1sol.pdf|here}}.
===== March 8, 2010 =====
The course evaluations will take place at the beginning of the class on Monday, March 15.
===== March 5, 2010 =====
The grades for the first written test are now posted (click on Grades on the sidebar).
===== February 27, 2010 =====
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.
===== February 23, 2010 =====
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.
===== 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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March 9, 2011
Presenting your thought processes in English is an important skill for a software professional. If you have trouble writing English, have somebody proof-read and correct your prose. You might find the services offered by The English as a Second Language Open Learning Centre useful.
March 8, 2011
The marks for the plan of eCheck 08D are now posted. Most students received the full 1% for their submission even though there were significant problems identified in the feedback. Unless these problems are fixed, future plans will receive a worse mark.
March 8, 2011
Feedback on your 08D plan was just sent to your account. A model solution has also been posted (click on Labs). It is only an example, there are many other plans that received perfect marks. It should give you a good idea of the level that the plan should be at, i.e. not very close to the code.
March 8, 2011
The course evaluations will take place at the beginning of the class on Monday, March 21.
The evaluation for the lab session will take place at the beginning of the lab session on Friday, March 25.
February 28, 2011
Feedback for Lab Test 2 was just sent to your account. The mark in the feedback file has been adjusted upwards by 2.5. The adjusted marks have been posted on the course website.
February 14, 2011
The question and a model solution for every lab test is posted in the Labs section of the website.
February 1, 2011
The lab test 1 marks have been posted (click on Grades on the sidebar). Please check that the mark that was emailed to you was recorded correctly.
January 31, 2011
Feedback for the 1st lab test has just been sent to your cse account.
January 24, 2011
Feedback for the preparatory lab test has just been sent to your cse account.
January 19, 2011
For the Chapter 3 eCheck you may not choose 03A since this will be discussed in class. You can choose any of the other three eChecks.
January 11, 2011
Due to large enrollment, the lab session will take place in two rooms: CSEB 1002 and CSEB 1006.
December 27, 2010
This page is now live. Welcome to CSE 1020!
Here are some pointers for the first week:
- 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!
- 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.