COMP1531 Notices

Lab and Project from 18S2 to be deleted

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Thursday 07 February 2019, 10:32:28 AM.

Hi everyone,

Just a reminder that, we will be deleting your lab solutions and projects from the COMP1531 GitHub organisation tomorrow (Friday). If you wish to keep your projects and/or lab solutions you will need to make sure you clone them locally if you have not done so already. You should be able to see all the repositories you have created or had access to here .

Labs and projects to be DELETED

Posted by I Su Park Tuesday 29 January 2019, 03:44:20 PM.

Hi everyone,

Hope you're all enjoying life after 1531. This is just to let you know that, in a week's time, we will be deleting your lab solutions and projects from the COMP1531 GitHub organisation. If you wish to keep your projects and/or lab solutions you will need to make sure you clone them locally if you have not done so already. You should be able to see all the repositories you have created or had access to here .

:D

COMP 1531 supplementary exam

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Wednesday 05 December 2018, 01:32:47 PM.

COMP 1531 Supplementary exam will run on Friday, 14th December at 1:30 pm in flute & oboe labs, on level 3, J17

Supplementary exams are run once only in the regular supplementary exam period scheduled by the university. Only in case of severe illness, if a student is unable to attend the supplementary exam, they could raise a special consideration request with supporting documentation for an alternative date which will need to be reviewed and assessed.

COMP 1531 results discussion

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Sunday 02 December 2018, 02:58:32 PM.

I will be holding a consultation on Monday, 3rd Dec (1-2:30), for any one who would like to discuss their exam results.

Provisional Results for COMP 1531

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Wednesday 28 November 2018, 08:01:56 PM.

Dear students,

Provisional grades for the course have now been released on webcms3 under the field final_grade .

Congratulations to Seeto, Michelle with an overall mark of 98 for placing first in the course. Tied in second place are Tam, Daniel Christopher, Cowdery Lack, Oscar, Chen, Nanway, Liu, Mike and Yu Kevin with an overall mark of 96 in the course.

Those students who did not attend the final exam and have a special consideration request acknowledged will see a grade of WC. This indicates that you are eligible to sit the supplementary exam scheduled in the supplementary exam period, 8 - 15 Dec.

A few of you may see your grade as WD. This implies that your exam mark was unsatisfactory, but you have been granted a supplementary exam as your exam mark was very close to the required exam threshold. You will be permitted to sit the supplementary exam as well.

A few of you have a UF grade. Note that UF means that you have failed the course, even if your overall mark is greater than 50. You only received a grade of UF if your exam mark was quite unsatisfactory.

Overall, the performance of our students has been excellent this semester, with 18.7% of students scoring a HD and 29.5% of students receiving a DN.

If you have any concerns regarding your marks, please email me.

Change in consultation times

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Tuesday 06 November 2018, 02:53:24 PM.

Dear students,

Please note, there is a change in the consultation times this week. Refer to the consultations link for location and time.

And do not forgot to check your seating allocation and time at: https://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/18s2/seating/final/register.cgi/allocations

Exam Consultation Reminder

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Friday 02 November 2018, 08:46:07 AM.

Students,

please note consultations to help students with exam preparation are running today (11-1) and Wed & Thu (11-1) next week.

Practice Exam without Solutions

Posted by I Su Park Thursday 01 November 2018, 01:05:48 PM.

Hi everyone,

As many of the student have requested, we have made available the practice exam without solutions here:
https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP1531/18s2/reso... .

Enjoy :)

Quiz 03 - Q4 answer

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Tuesday 30 October 2018, 05:13:56 PM.

Quiz 03, Q4 had 2 correct answers (b and c), however quiz gave the correct mark for only one of these options. Hence, all students who attempted the quiz will receive 1 mark for this question (this will be automatically adjusted on our database, in the final marks), regardless of the response you had chosen. So those of you who scored a 7/8 due to this, your mark will be rectified to a 8.

Final Exam Seating Allocation

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Monday 29 October 2018, 02:01:47 PM.

Dear students,

Please find your seating allocation for COMP 1531 by clicking on the link below and logging with your zID/password https://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/18s2/seating/final/register.cgi/allocations

Reminder - Quiz 03

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Sunday 28 October 2018, 05:04:31 PM.

Quiz 03 is due in 7 hours from now.

Group Project and Exam Preparation

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Wednesday 24 October 2018, 01:40:27 PM.

Dear students,

• A list of topics that will be examined is published under the week 13 folder.
• The solution to the practice exam has also been uploaded.
• There are still a few students who have not completed the peer assessment. This MUST be completed by all students, otherwise your tutor will NOT be able to give you an accurate mark. Anyone, who is yet to complete the assessment, please complete by today. At COB today, I will be forwarding the peer assessment results to your tutors. You will NOT be able to complete peer assessment after this.
• Please make note of the exam consultation times running over the next three weeks

Peer Assessment, Quiz, Exam etc..

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Saturday 20 October 2018, 01:48:16 PM, last modified Saturday 20 October 2018, 01:49:51 PM.

Dear students,

You must all be relieved following the submission of the group project deliverables. Given the steep learning journey in this course, it is an incredible achievement to have been able to build a complete web application, so well done to all of you.

A few final points:

• Peer Assessment:
  • Please make sure that you complete the peer assessment at the following link: https://webapps.cse.unsw.edu.au/peer2/ . This MUST be completed by all students, as tutors will not be able to award the final marks if this task is not completed. This task must be completed by midnight tomorrow.
• Final Exam:
  • The final exam for COMP 1531 is run both in the morning and the afternoon. Please indicate your preference using the following form: https://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/18s2/seating/final/register.cgi/ .
  • Students with clashes will automatically scheduled into an appropriate session on the same day
  • SEADU students with special consideration have also been catered for your specific needs.
  • All students will receive a final notification confirming their allocated session and venue closer to the exam-date.
  • Consultations will run in the next few weeks leading up to your exam. Please check the time-table for the various times.
• Quiz 3:
  • Quiz 3 has been released, and is due next Sunday
• Group Issues:
  • If anyone still has concerns regarding your group project or team, you can see me in my office on Monday between 1:30 - 3:00.
• MyExperience Survey:
  • Finally, please do not forget to complete the myExperience survey. Your feedback is extremely important to us to improve the ongoing course offerings. The link to the survey is: https://myexperience.unsw.edu.au

Report submission

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Thursday 18 October 2018, 08:10:21 PM.

Each team must submit their report into a folder called "report" located under the master branch on github.

Deadline for report submission is this Friday, 11:59 pm.

Some students had asked about how the late penalty for the deliverable last Monday was applied. The total mark of 60 is divided into two components ( presentation + UAT(working-software) + test-cases + github use + (bonus)) = 31 + (5 bonus) and (Design + user-stories + log book = 29 marks). Late penalty for the Monday deliverable will be applied on the first component and late penalty for the report will apply on the second component.

Late submissions of working software and test-cases will not be accepted past tomorrow 10:00 am, as previously advised

Late submission of the report will not be accepted beyond Sunday, 11:59 pm.

Group Project Submission

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Sunday 14 October 2018, 02:06:28 PM.

Dear students,

• All group project submissions (working software and test-cases) are due by Monday 10:00 am. The final source code (working-software and test-cases must be uploaded to final_release branch on GitHub. There is no GIVE submission required.
• Teams, marks will be deducted if your final software is not uploaded to the final_released branch
• A late penalty of 10% will apply per day. No submissions will be accepted beyond Friday
• Guidelines for presentation in lab session of week 12
  
  • Each team's software will be cloned and run from the CSE machine.
  • Each team will be given only 10 minutes
  • No slides are required for presentation
  • Two or three assessors may be present
  • Teams will be assessed on both the working software and quality of presentation.
  • All team members must participate in the presentation
  • Any team member not present for the presentation will loose the presentation mark (unless they have previously notified me)
• All reports are due by Week 12, Friday, 11:59 pm. Each report will contain:
  
  • Cover Page with team name and zID of team members
  • Class Diagram
  • ER Diagram
  • Updated user-stories with acceptance criteria (all criteria related to back-end functionality will need to match the test-cases submitted on Monday)
  • Log Book
  • Velocity Chart (Can be hand-drawn and scanned into report
  • N o authentication credentials needed (as tutors will test using the credentials in the CSV file)
• Kindly, note there are no lectures this week. Lectures for COMP 1531 concluded last Friday. You will have your final tutorial before your lab session
• Consultations will remain open this week to assist students with exam preparation or ER design required for report

Week 11 & 12 updates

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Monday 08 October 2018, 11:41:42 AM.

Dear students,

• The practice exam this week is not assessed. You will receive marks, if you turn up for the lab and attempt some questions. Please bring some paper with you to answer the design questions.
• For next week's milestone demo, every team member must be present for the demo. If a team member is absent from the demo, they will not receive the marks awarded for the presentation component. If a team member cannot be present due to a valid reason, kindly notify your tutor and me before the demo.
• For students with an exam time-table conflict, you will be put into a morning or afternoon session, depending on your time of conflict. You will be notified regarding your allocation time-slot shortly.

Updates for weeks 10-12

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Friday 28 September 2018, 06:11:24 PM.

Dear students,

This is the agenda for weeks 10 - 12.

Week 10:

Monday, 1 October is a public holiday. Students in the Monday lab, please attend the alternative lab on Tue 19:00-21:00 in Clavier to get your lab marked off. You can attend any tutorial through the week, for the missed tutorial session

Week 8 Lab (Building a flask front-end for car rental app) and Week 8_9 extended lab (Exception handling for car rental) will be due on Monday11:59 pm (to be uploaded to GitHub). The restaurant case-study with exception handling included (as discussed in lectures) is uploaded to week 09 lectures, to help you with the lab task

Week 11:

You will be doing a practice exam to make you familiar with the format of the final exam (this practice exam will be shorter in duration than the final exam). To receive a mark for this lab, you must attend the lab and attempt the questions.

There will also be a lab exercise for this week to make students familiar with developing an ER diagram. But this lab will be optional, and no marks will be awarded for this lab.

Week 12:

This week, you will have the final milestone demo. Refer to Milestone 3 deliverable on the due dates for the different artifacts.

Important updates - Quiz, Milestone 3, Consultations

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Sunday 23 September 2018, 06:38:33 PM.

• Deadline for quiz 02 has been extended to Tuesday, 25th of September. These quizzes are similar in style to MCQ questions that you will have for the final exam, hence a good idea to attempt them.
• There will be a consultation, during the mid-semester break on Thursday, 10 - 12 pm (Room 204)
• Milestone 3 specification changes, deliverable and marking criteria have been uploaded to the Assignments Folder
• Week 10, Monday, 1 October is a public holiday. Students on the Monday lab, have an alternative lab scheduled (just for this week) on Tuesday evening. I will publish the exact location and time through this week. For your tutorial, these students can attend any other tutorial session through the week. Lectures will run as normal in week 10 on Wednesday and Friday

Extension Requests for Milestone 2 and Week 08_09 lab

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Tuesday 18 September 2018, 12:08:17 PM.

Dear students,

Over the weekend, I have had some requests for extension on Group Project Milestone 2 and Week 08_09 Labs.

As students, I understand that you might be involved in numerous other commitments such as CSE Revue, UNSW Robotics competition etc and I am fully aware of the commitment towards these events, however granting extension on a group project is not possible as the assessment criteria for a group project is quite different to an individual assignment.

Secondly, most extension requests have been sought quite late (mostly on Sunday evening few hours before deadline). If a student was aware that they are going to be part of an activity (e.g., CSE Revue) that had significant commitments, they should have informed their team, myself and tutor early on and advised that their contribution would be lower than other team members, and your tutor would have been able to discuss options with your team on how the workload could be balanced. Project management is an important learning outcome of this course.

Moreover, granting an extension would be extremely unfair to students who have lost team members in the last week before the deadline or those who have multiple work commitments or to those students who have SEADU consideration ( and who normally have 1 week extension on individual assignments ) and are still not granted extension for a group project.

However, in view of requests of students and your tutors, what I have done is that I have extended the deadline for week 08_09 lab to end of mid-semester break but due to the extension, I will add an extra task to this lab. The updated lab will be released shortly and will now be due on Monday, 1 October, 11:59 pm.

If you have any concerns, please see me after the lecture tomorrow at 12:00 pm.

COMP 1531 Group Project Milestone 2

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Friday 14 September 2018, 07:20:04 PM.

• Milestone 2 is due on Monday, week 09, 10:00 am. A list of required artifacts and marking criteria is uploaded to the Assignments Folder
• You were provided with a set of CSV files. These files are listed below and I have also uploaded these files to the Assignments folder, where each file contains a header field to identify what each column. The files are as follows:

• patient.csv_ - login credentials of patients
• provider.csv_ - login credentials of health-care providers
• health_centres.csv_ - list of health centres on the HAMS system
• provider_health_centres.csv_ - lists the health-centres that a provider works for

There have some queries regarding, if additional attributes need to be provide (for e.g a health-provider). These csv files only contain basic credential information to help students with a set of users so that you do not have to implement any 'Register User' feature. Hence, you are expected to have additional attributes for each of the above objects (e.g, a health-provider may have a provider no, rating etc)

• Each team will present a demo to both the tutor and lab assist. All team members are expected to be present for this demo. After the demo, you will receive feedback from your tutor.
• I have also uploaded some sample code to the Assignments folder that shows how to read from a csv file.

Typo in the Previous Notice

Posted by I Su Park Monday 10 September 2018, 02:59:07 PM.

Dear Students,

There was a small typo in the previous notice "Milestone 2 Updates". The password for ee@gmail.com should be 123.

Milestone 2 Updates

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Friday 07 September 2018, 06:51:31 PM, last modified Monday 10 September 2018, 02:57:42 PM.

Dear students,

1. Milestone 2 is due on Monday 17th September, 10:00 am. Please refer to the project specification for what functionality will required to be delivered.
2. For this milestone:
   
   • There will be no GIVE submission, but you are expected to have pushed your code to the "release" branch as outlined in the specification. You will need to demo the code in this branch. Tutors will check git log for the timestamp. You can continue to work on additional functionality in another branch.
   • In your week 9 lab, tutors will check the following artifacts: Detailed class diagram (including attributes and methods), Log book and will give you feedback on your design and implementation
   • Please make sure your code is consistent with your class diagram
3. To assist students, we have deployed the model e-health solution on the CSE server. The link to this is: http://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1531/18s2/sample_project/run.cgi/ . Please use this as a "guide only". Your application is not expected to have the same level of CSS as in the model solution. Also, not all the features may have been implemented and are likely to have variations to your implementation, based on your assumptions and requirements analysis. (To test the above app, the following user-name/passwords may be used: jack@gmail.com/123 (patient user), ee@gmail.com/123 (health-care provider))
4. I have also uploaded the model solution for the online shopping case-study that was discussed in the lectures this week.
5. If your team has lost any members following the census date, please let your tutor know and if you need any help with this.
6. Finally, do not wait till Sunday of week 7 to push your changes to github. Please check if you are able to access your repo, push changes etc in your lab session next week.

Weeks 6,7 update

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Sunday 26 August 2018, 10:57:51 PM.

The GIVE submission for user-stories has been setup. Please refer to the guidelines for details on what artifacts are required to be submitted

A marking criteria for the user-stories has been appended to the 'user-story template' document in the assignments folder

Week 06_07 lab is due end of week 7, Sunday, 11:59 pm

Changes to week 7 group project deliverable

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Saturday 25 August 2018, 10:58:15 AM.

Dear students,

During my lab visits last week, I noticed several students struggling to understand principles of OO design. Hence, this week you will not be required to submit your class diagram for the group project. A detailed class diagram, outlining all attributes and methods will need to be submitted by 09:59AM Monday 17th September along with your first iteration working software giving you more time to think about your design as you implement the system.

This week:

• You will need to present only your user-stories and acceptance criteria to your tutors in the lab session
• Each user-story must be accompanied by well-defined acceptance criteria
• Following feedback, you can refine your stories and final artifacts will need to be submitted by Sunday, 2nd September, 11:59 pm

Guest Lecture from GitHub

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Tuesday 21 August 2018, 07:52:13 PM.

Dear students,

Tomorrow, in the second half of the session,, we will have Daniel Figucio, from GitHub giving us a guest lecture about the use of GitHub in the industry. And on Friday, you will have a 2 hour session on HTML, CSS and Flask to help you get started on the group project.

Changes to deadlines

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Monday 20 August 2018, 12:38:07 PM.

Dear students,

Kindly note the following changes to dead-lines:

Following requests from your tutors, there are a few changes to your week 06 milestone 1 deliverable. As previously outlined, in your Week 06 lab session, your team will present the user-stories and class diagram to your tutor who will give you feedback. Based on this feedback, you can make changes to your design and the new dead-line to submit your final artifacts will be Sunday 11:59 pm, 2nd September. ( Please note, you must present your nearly complete user-stories and class diagram in week 6, but you will be able to make changes before your final submission )

As the deadline for user-stories has been extended to end of week 6, your combined lab 04_05 will now be due end of this week, Your completed solution must be uploaded to GitHub by Sunday, 26 August, 11:59 pm . The Python implementation of the restaurant case-study that you have been discussing in the tutorial sessions has been provided to assist you with your lab task

Additional consults today

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Friday 17 August 2018, 12:27:07 PM.

To assist students with the assignment, we are running consults today between 1-2 ( Room 403 ) and 4-5 (Room 202)

Few updates and reminders

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Thursday 16 August 2018, 06:03:46 PM, last modified Thursday 16 August 2018, 09:44:44 PM.

Group Project

• Teams must be formed and registered into GitHub by end of this week.
• Each team must create a repo for the group project. This must done through our GitHub app, by clicking on the 'Group Project' tab and not manually
• If you have not realised, the specification for the group project has been released (under Assignments) and when you create a repo, the necessary starter files will be loaded into your team repo. We will discuss the group project in the lecture tomorrow.

Quiz 01

• Deadline has been extended to Wed, 22nd August due to assignment 1 being due this Sunday
• Students can submit the answers Quiz 01 multiple times (being the first quiz). Future quizzes will have one attempt only

Assignment 01: Please make sure, you use the right notation for your use-case diagram and class diagram.

• For use-case diagrams, only lines associated with <<include>> and <<extend>> stereo types must have arrow-heads, all the other are solid lines with no arrow-heads.
• For class-diagrams, all relationships must have cardinality (i.e. 1 to 1, 1 to many etc) specified and clearly indicate if they are association, aggregation or composition (using the right UML notation). Attributes must have access-modifiers specified (i.e public or private). For association, you can use directional arrows to indicate the direction of association.

Team Names for Group Project

Posted by Anna Azzam Wednesday 15 August 2018, 10:25:41 AM.

Hi all,

A few teams with names involving quotation marks and apostrophes have been removed as they were causing issues with our GitHub course page. If this was one of your teams, please make your team again with a different name.

When making your teams for the group project, please restrict your names to letters, numbers, underscores _, and hyphens - only.

Thanks!

Assignment 1 - E-Library System

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Thursday 02 August 2018, 06:35:24 PM.

Dear students,

Please note assignment 1 has now been released and is due on Sunday, 19th of August, 11:59 pm.

A GIVE submission will be setup over the next week for this assignment.

Weekly consultations

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Wednesday 01 August 2018, 10:09:00 PM.

Dear students,

Weekly consultations start this week. Please check the consultations link regarding the time and location.

And further following up on Ian's earlier email, it is advised that if your lab exercises do not run successfully on your machine, please run them on the CSE machines, as each of our lab solutions and pytests have been tested successfully on CSE machines, without any issues. This would also enable the tutors to assist you better, as we feel some of the issues experienced by students could arise from using different versions of Python.

Week 2 Lab Issues

Posted by I Su Park Wednesday 01 August 2018, 04:35:22 PM, last modified Wednesday 01 August 2018, 10:04:07 PM.

Dear Students,

We have realised that there were ambiguities regarding lab02 specification. Following are the recommended suggestions for resolving the issues.

If count.py:

You are required to count the number of occurrences for every character that appears in the text, that is, including special characters and whitespace characters such as a comma (‘,’) or a space (‘ ‘).

For the output, each line should contain a character and its count separated by a single space; for example, count_char_insensitive(“I love 1531!”) should print the following:

Please kindly note that for count_char_insensitive and count_char_ordred , the alphabet characters should be printed in their lowercase forms (but this does not apply for count_char , since it should be case-sensitive).

Elif fibonacci.py:

After you have tested your code manually by reading in from the user input, please prevent the autotest from breaking by wrapping your piece of code for input handling under this IF statement:

This is telling Python to execute the body of code under the IF statement only when the fibonacci.py file was executed directly from the terminal ( python3 fibonacci.py ). This way, when the file is loaded indirectly due to the autotest, the body of code under the IF statement would not run, and hence it would not interfere with the testing.

Else:

However, if you are still experiencing issues with the lab exercises, and if believe your code works correctly when tested manually, please demonstrate your manual tests to your tutors instead.

Thank you all for raising your concerns promptly on the forums and via email.

GitHub Changes

Posted by Anna Azzam Monday 30 July 2018, 08:17:43 PM.

Hello everyone,

Referring to the previous notice, our GitHub application is back up and running and you can now import labs again.

There are some changes to how the GitHub app works. Before, clicking import would create a copy of the repository in your personal account. Now, clicking import is going to create a copy of the repository for you under our COMP1531 organisation. Your labs will still be private, meaning nobody can see the repositories except for you and your tutors.

These changes mean you won't need unlimited private repositories, so you no longer need to worry about getting a GitHub Student Education pack if you don't have one yet!

GitHub Maintenance 8pm Tonight

Posted by Anna Azzam Monday 30 July 2018, 07:08:45 PM.

Hello everyone,

This evening at 8pm, our CSE GitHub webpage will be undergoing very quick maintenance to make some changes. Please do NOT import any repositories after 8pm as this may cause some problems.

The server will be back up and running very soon, we will post another notice to confirm when you can continue using it.

Thanks for your patience!

GitHub issues

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Sunday 29 July 2018, 06:18:36 PM, last modified Sunday 29 July 2018, 06:20:49 PM.

Our Github webapp was temporarily down. This webapp is up and running again. You will be able import your labs now (lab 01 and lab 02).

It also appears that GitHub has declined a large number of requests for education pack this semester. I have escalated this issue with GitHub. Some students have had success using the email address ending in @cse.unsw.edu.au. Please reapply using this address. Meanwhile, those students who still have not acquired an education pack, please download the starter code from webcms3. You can upload completed solutions to a public repo.

Lab01 FAQs are out

Posted by I Su Park Friday 27 July 2018, 08:01:35 PM.

Dear students,

We have realised that large number of students have experienced various issues with using Git and GitHub in the first week's lab. One of the major issues was students being not able to receive the student education pack for GitHub, due to numerous reasons. Other issues included Git merge issues, ssh-key setup issues, etc.

For those of you who are having such issues, please refer to the 'Lab01 FAQ' that has been uploaded to the 'Labs' page if you wish for some general assistance. If you are still experiencing issues after going through the FAQ page, please either consult your tutors or ask on the course forum ASAP for further assistance.

Consultation

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Thursday 26 July 2018, 02:43:06 PM.

Dear students,

The previous consultation times were incorrect. We currently have consultations running from 2:30-4:00 in room 203, level 2 K17.

And if your GitHub education pack is not approved yet, please complete the exercises using a public repo for this week. You should still be able to do all the python exercises. Once your private repo is approved, you will be able to push your code to your private repo

Welcome to COMP 1531, 18s2

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Saturday 21 July 2018, 12:32:07 PM.

Dear students,

Welcome to a new semester of COMP 1531 and this semester we have an exciting group project planned for you! Please refer to the course outline and make yourself familiar with course structure, assessment criteria etc.

Lectures run on Wednesday 10-12 and Fri 14-16 (Law Theatre G04).

A reminder that all tuts and lab start in week 1 this semester. Importantly, Lab 01 contains a Setup task that must be completed prior to your lab . This setup task involves setting up an education account with GitHub. As requests for education accounts can take up to 48 hours, please make sure that this task is completed before your lab, otherwise you will NOT be able to complete your lab 01.

WebCMS3 will be the platform used for publishing all lecture slides, tutorial and lab specifications and communication. Also, please complete the poll on "Your technical background" which will help us to understand the skill level of the students.

Looking forward to seeing you all in the lectures on Wednesday, 25th of July.