Hi everyone,
This is a reminder that this Friday is the day for project demonstrations.
For more information about the purpose and format of the demonstrations, please view the Demonstration Information page.
I'm looking forward to seeing most of you on Friday.
Cheers,
Sim.
Hi everyone,
Due to the public holiday tomorrow (Monday 1st April) there will be no lecture. The lecture to replace this one will be held on Thursday 4th April, 12pm-2pm and a recording uploaded to the YouTube playlist for anyone who can't make it.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend and I'll see you on Tuesday.
Cheers,
Sim.
Would you like some more revision and practice this week? Or are you ready for the new material? Let me know here: https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1010/24T1/acti...
Hi everyone,
I hope everyone is having a restful and productive flex week.
Tomorrow (Friday 22nd March) I'm available 11:45am-3pm via the Zoom lecture link for any students who want help in the following areas:
If you'd like to see me during this time, please e-mail me (s.mautner@unsw.edu.au) before 9am to request a start time. If multiple students want to see me at the same time, I'll do it based on who requests first, but also try to see everyone who shows up.
I will only be available during the time(s) students request.
If you don't send a request, you can still show up and see if I'm there, but I may not be.
To everyone who I won't see tomorrow, remember that lectures resume on Monday at midday over Zoom (not in person).
Cheers,
Sim.
Hi Everyone!
Lecture recordings can now be found here: YouTube Playlist of online lectures .
If you're unable to access YouTube to watch the recordings please let us know and we will upload them onto Echo360.
Next week is week 6 (Flex Week). By default there will be no lectures, tutorials or labs. Please vote on what you would like to do in COMP1010 during Flex Week by filling out this poll: Flex Week Poll .
Lastly, a reminder that Stage 1 of your Project , the Proposal , is due 5 days from now .
Cheers,
Sim.
Hi everyone,
From now until the end of term, all lectures will be held online. They can be accessed via the Zoom Lecture Link .
If students request some lectures to be conducted in person (as well as online) then I will return to doing some/all lectures in the in person and online format we are currently doing.
I'll see you all online, starting tomorrow.
Cheers,
Sim.
Hi everyone,
I'm writing to reiterate what I said in the first lecture - If you're doing a degree run by the School of Computer Science and Engineering, you should not take COMP1010. In particular, if COMP1511 is one of your first year subjects, you should be taking that instead.
This includes students enrolled in COMPA1, COMPBH and SENGAH.
Regards,
Sim.
The thread from Monday's lecture containing explanations of key terms taught was a great success. Thank you to everyone who contributed!
Keep building up those pages and you'll end up with a searchable summary of the things you'll likely want to look up!
Also, I'm happy to make these notes available for your reference during the exam.
For anyone who missed it, here's the summary for Monday's lecture .
Now let's start putting together the one for today's lecture !
For those of you in the Tuesday 2pm class (now!!) here is the Zoom link: https://unsw.zoom.us/j/89587771565
Hello everyone!
The course website is now up and running and is slowly getting filled in with information for the course (lecture content, assessment tasks, extra resources). It can be found here: COMP1010 Course Homepage . I highly recommend you bookmark this page as you will be using it often this term.
Tomorrow afternoon we have our first lecture. For those of you joining us face-to-face we will meet in Law Theatre G23 located at grid reference K-F8-G23. For those of you joining us online, (assuming no technical difficulties), you can join us in the Zoom Lecture Link . Alternatively, I believe, you can watch the lecture through LiveStream on Echo360.
On Tuesday at midday our lecture will be held at E19 Patricia O'Shane G05 (K-E19-G05) with the same online options as Monday.
Whatever your mode of joining us, I'll see you at 12pm :)
I hope to also write our first computer programs in Python and start learning some course content.
I'm looking forward to meeting you all tomorrow.
Cheers,
Sim Mautner
(Lecturer for COMP1010)