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- (Nov 18) Office hours this Thursday (Nov 19) will be from 4-5pm.
- (Oct 14) A note about your curriculum: both the BS and
BA program have math/stats requirements. You might want
to keep in mind that the CS dept has several courses (e.g, 124, 173)
that satisfy this requirement - such courses combine
both math and CS content that shows the relevance of the math.
Talk to me about this if you are interested.
- (Oct 5) My office hours for tomorrow (Tue) are cancelled.
I have to serve on a government panel.
- (Oct 1) Note minor change in office hours for Thursdays.
- (Sept 27) Please download the props file for A1 again.
- (Sept 16) Please download the test environment again.
I've updated the jar file to simplify some of the tests for A1.
- (Sept 16) When you run the test environment on hobbes
but are logged in via ssh from your PC, the test environment
will throw an exception if you set display=true in the
props file. This is because hobbes can't throw up a window
on your PC. If you are executing on Unix/Mac, you can
ssh with the -Y option (then it should work). If you are
working on a PC, simply download algtest.jar, set up your
CLASSPATH to point to it, and you should be able to
execute locally.
- (Sept 16) The Comparable interface may result in a compilation
warning. Please disregard the warning and proceed as if the warning
weren't there. The reasons have to do with Java 1.5 generics.
- A description of insertion sort can be found
in a variety of places. For example, you can use
my
sorting
module in CS-133.
- (Aug 18) To learn more about enumerations and iterators,
please read through Java modules 6 and 7 in
CS-143
- (Aug 18) There is a subdirectory of cs153 called
useful in which I will occasionally place
classes like UniformRandom.java
that I think will be useful to the class. These classes
will themselves be periodically modified - I will try to
remember to post a notice here when I've made such a
modification.
- (Aug 18)
To get a SEAS Unix or NT account, visit the room next to the
elevator.
For more information on systems, Unix or NT,
see the
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