Final Grades

Here are the final grades, sorted by the last 4 digits of your NUID. Good luck to you all!

--Prof. Wand

NUID Letter Grade
2404 B
3133 F
4271 B
5035 B
6981 B
7389 B
8906 A
8954 B
9999 A

Extra Credit

Since the lab PCs have only the latest DrScheme version installed, v1.4.5, please update your code so that it works with the newer version.

The only two different points in the interface are:
-- the register function is now split in two functions(register and name)
-- all the world keywords start now with iworld. For example world1 is now iworld1.


Sorry for the last minute change.

Final Codewalk

Hi everyone,

The final codewalk is next Thursday. This time, the codewalk will be public. You are all invited to watch your fellow students' presentations. We will meet at WVH212 at 17:00.

.Christos

Problem Set 11 codewalk's stats

full grade:120, max grade: 110, min grade: 90, avg grade: 104.4, mean grade: 107.5

Problem Set 10 codewalks stats

full grade:80, max grade:75, min grade:68, avg grade: 71.25, mean grade: 71

Change of room for the last 2 codewalks

Hi guys,

I have reserved WVH 212 (one of the on the second floor) for the last two codewalks. We are moving to the lab so that we can try out the distributed applications.


.Christos

Readings for Lecture 12

For next week, please review the material on generative recursion, both in the book and from lecture, and read the pdf document in the examples repository, Lecture12/invariants.pdf .

--Prof. Wand

Problem Set 11 and DrScheme

Please, use DrScheme v4.1.4 for problem set 11.

Finger Exercise for Problem Set 11

Extend the chess clocks server with a reset procedure. When the operator of the server presses ''k'' , the server asks all the clocks to stop and reset their internal counter.

Course Evaluations

I've been asked to communicate the following information to you. I've customized it somewhat.

--Prof. Wand

1. It's time for you to participate in on-line course evaluations. This program is called TRACE. This stands for something, but I don't know what :-) The University really likes to collect this data. We will also have in-class course evaluations on 4/13. At that time we will have forms from the College and from me personally.

2. Your assessments through TRACE are completely anonymous, as are the in-class evaluations.

3. Your assessments and comments will be available to the NU student community to assist future course selections.

4. Your assessments and comments are important data in evaluations of faculty performance.

5. Given the public nature of the comments and their intended use to enhance teaching, please be thoughtful and appropriate in crafting your input.

6. The TRACE evaluation period begins on Monday April 6. You can complete your assessments through Monday, April 27.

7. You access TRACE through your MyNEU portal. Please evaluate my course and all your other courses. For your convenience, you can save your work on the evaluations and you can submit course evaluations separately. However, you cannot change an evaluation once it is submitted. If your courses are not listed correctly, please email TRACE@neu.edu.

Students will have from Monday, April 6 through Monday, April 27 at 11:50 p.m. to complete their survey.

Please e-mail trace@neu.edu for questions regarding TRACE. You should be receiving an individual email announcing that the evaluation is open and describing how evaluations are used.

Your participation is appreciated.

Problem 9 codewalks stats

full grade: 40, max grade: 37, min grade: 34, avg grade: 35.5, mean grade: 35.5

Readings for Monday 4/6

For Monday 4/6, please read HtDC Chapters 30-31, and the material in the DrScheme Help Desk on the universe.ss Teachpack.

From the Help Desk, go to Teachpacks (this usually appears as the fifth item under "Languages") >> HtDP/ 2e Teachpacks >> 3.1 Worlds and the Universe

On my installation this resolves to:

file:///C:/Program%20Files/PLT/doc/teachpack/Worlds_and_the_Universe.html

Your installation may be different, of course.

Also, we will have a final lecture on Monday 4/13.

--Prof. Wand