Computing 2 COMP1927 17x1

Final Marks for COMP 1927

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Monday 20 February 2017, 01:23:52 PM.

Dear students,

All marking is now complete and the final marks for COMP 1927 have been released.

Firstly, congratulations to Michael Tran for scoring 100 and coming first in the course. Honourable mentions to Sijun Zhu, Jeremy Fu, Tony Huynh, Deepanjan Chakrabarty and Gavin Chiem for scoring 98 or above.

Overall, the performance of this summer cohort has been excellent as seen in the graph below. So, well done. If you have any queries, please email the class account - cs1927@cse.unsw.edu.au

Supplementary Exam on Wednesday, 22nd of February between 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Wednesday 15 February 2017, 02:46:22 PM, last modified Wednesday 15 February 2017, 02:48:40 PM.

Students who have not attended the final exam that was held on Monday, 13th February 2017, if you have a genuine reason for your absence then kindly fill in a special consideration request. The supplementary exam for those who have lodged a special consideration request and have been approved will be held on Wednesday, 22nd of February between 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.

Final Exam Help

Posted by Aarthi Natarajan Saturday 11 February 2017, 07:33:40 PM, last modified Sunday 12 February 2017, 08:32:08 AM.

Dear students,

Our fantastic tutor Stanis has kindly volunteered to assist students who might need some assistance prior to the final exam on Monday. He is organizing a revision session tomorrow around midday in one of the J17 labs. If any one of you intend to attend, kindly send Stanis an email. Please note his message below.

Hey all,I hope you are busy prepping for your final. If so here are some gifts in the form of a past paper.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_w8kE7po302jSkuRXiAfpmihtw_OqXtWfxlqTOuc0u8/edit?usp=sharing
you all better play nice and collaborate. Also this is just theory, the best way to get some practice is probably hackerrank.com in the data structures section. I know there is no c, but you can use c++ and just write your normal c code.

PPS If anyone wants I can organise a revision session this sunday and go through any topics you’d like. We can even try and do some pracs from hackerrank. It will probably be around 12pm so I have time to wake up. If you are keen, respond with “Keen as jellybean” to this email.