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 ====== EECS 2311  ======
-===== EECS 2311 Announcements  =====
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-  * **March 5, 2013**: Course evaluations will take place at the beginning of lecture on March 27.
+[[https://yorku.zoom.us/j/99679171527|Lecture Zoom link]]
-  * **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.
+Passcode: 564738
-  * **March 20, 2015**: Important dates have been updated due to the labour disruption.
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-  * **March 22, 2017**: Course evaluations will take place at the end of lecture on March 29.
-  * **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.
+===== Delivery Mode  =====
+The course will be delivered online for the first few weeks, and then in-person. In either case, there will be no live lectures, except on the first week, which will be dedicated to forming the teams, and introducing the project. On all other weeks, we will use the flipped classroom style. This means that readings/videos and lab tasks will be posted on a weekly basis after the Wednesday meeting time. Students are expected to study the readings/videos, complete the lab task with the help of the TAs on Monday, and be ready to ask questions/discuss the project on the next Wednesday.
+All study material and the lab task for the week will be posted under **Course Outline** (see sidebar).
 ===== EECS 2311 Learning Outcomes  =====
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   * 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.
+  * Implement a large software system.