COMP2521 Notices

Make-up Lecture

Posted by Kevin Luxa 🦉 Monday 24 June 2024, 08:51:24 PM.

Hi everyone,

The make-up lecture for Monday will be online on Wednesday from 2-4pm. I'll post a link to it on the Lectures page shortly before it begins. The lecture will be recorded and posted on YouTube in case you can't watch it live.

Cheers,

Kevin

Today's lecture - postponed

Posted by Sim Mautner Monday 24 June 2024, 10:06:19 AM.

Hi everyone,

Unfortunately I fell sick during the night. I've been unable to find a replacement lecturer for today at this last minute, so we are postponing it.

The lecture will be held online sometime in the next day or two. I'll aim for tomorrow 11am-1pm assuming I'm feeling well enough.

Cheers,

Sim.

Week 5 Monday - code or content?

Posted by Sim Mautner Thursday 20 June 2024, 12:51:37 PM.

Hi everyone,

In week 4 Thursday we didn't write much (any) code. Please let me know if you'd like to spend some time implementing the functions for one or more of the graph representations discussed in Thursday's lecture, before we move on to Graph Traversals.

The poll is here: https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP2521/24T2/acti...

If students indicate that they'd like to write some code, I'll start the lecture by asking students which graph representation they're most interested in implementing together in the lecture.

Cheers,

Sim.

Assignment 1 Released

Posted by Ethan Brown 💜 Tuesday 18 June 2024, 04:04:52 PM.

Hi all,

Assignment 1 has been released!

Please be sure to look over the assignment early (or even better, get started on it early). It will be discussed briefly during the Thursday lecture this week to help get you started. Best of luck!

Zoom vs YouTube Live - What is your preference?

Posted by Sim Mautner Tuesday 11 June 2024, 01:18:56 PM.

Hi everyone,

Today we trialled using Zoom for the lecture. Please let me know whether your prefer Zoom or our previous approach of YouTube Live.

Here's the poll: YouTube Live vs Zoom

Thanks,

Sim.

Lecture today 11am - Now on Zoom

Posted by Sim Mautner Tuesday 11 June 2024, 10:47:22 AM.

Hi everyone,

This is a reminder that we have a lecture today at 11am. Also, I'm going to try out using Zoom instead of YouTube Live. Here's a link to join the meeting: Zoom Lecture Link . Do bookmark it for future lectures in case this one goes well.

Regards,

Sim.

Announcements

Posted by Sim Mautner Tuesday 04 June 2024, 10:48:58 AM.

Public Holiday on Monday 10th June

• No lecture on Monday 10th June.
• So that we don't fall behind on content, there will be a lecture on Tuesday 11th June, online, 11am-1pm.
• Regarding tutorials and labs, you should hear from your tutors soon, if you haven't already.

Deadline for Labs and Quizzes

The deadline for submission of Labs and Quizzes is Mondays at 12pm. (Rather than Mondays at 5pm as it was previously announced.)

Help Sessions

For help with tutorial work, lab work and assignments, Help Sessions are available. The schedule can be found here .

Consultations

For help understanding lecture content, consultations are available. The schedule can be found here .

Welcome to COMP2521 24T2!

Posted by Sim Mautner Sunday 26 May 2024, 07:39:59 PM.

Hi everyone,

Welcome to COMP2521 - Data Structures and Algorithms.

First Lecture

Our first lecture is tomorrow (Monday) morning, 11am, in the Clancy Auditorium. If all goes well it will be streamed to YouTube. The link to the livestream is on the lectures page .

If you're enrolled in the online lecture, but would like to attend in person, you're welcome to show up. Our lecture theatre is much bigger than the enrolment limit would lead you to believe.

Forum

We have invited most of you to our Ed forum (using your @student.unsw.edu.au email). If you have not been added to the forum (this will be the case if you enrolled later), please follow these instructions to join. Hop on the forum and say hi!

Tutorials and Labs

Tutorials and labs start in week 1. Make sure you know your tutorial time and location . If you are in an online tutorial, these are held on Blackboard Collaborate, which you can learn how to access here .

See you all tomorrow :)