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  • Final Exam Information

    Posted by Yuekang Li Thursday 23 July 2026, 02:54:48 PM.

    Hello everyone,

    Here is the current information about the final exam:

    1. Date and time: The exam will take place during the morning session on Wednesday, 26 August. The exact start time and location will be confirmed later.
    2. Exam format: The exam will be a two-hour invigilated lab exam. You must attend the exam in person.
    3. Question types: The questions will be similar in style to the assignment questions. The exam may include multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and coding questions in Python.
    4. Submission format: The exam paper will be provided as an HTML file, similar to the assignments. You will need to export your answers as a JSON file and submit that file. We will test the system in advance to make sure that the JSON export and the coding questions' environment work correctly on the exam computers.
    5. Permitted materials: You may bring one double-sided A4 summary sheet to the exam.
    6. Number and difficulty of questions: The exact number and types of questions have not yet been finalised. We will adjust the difficulty based on the overall assignment results.

    We will provide more information once the remaining details have been confirmed. Please stay tuned for further announcements.

    Cheers,

    Yuekang

  • Final Exam Information

    Posted by Yuekang Li Thursday 23 July 2026, 02:54:48 PM.

    Hello everyone,

    Here is the current information about the final exam:

    1. Date and time: The exam will take place during the morning session on Wednesday, 26 August. The exact start time and location will be confirmed later.
    2. Exam format: The exam will be a two-hour invigilated lab exam. You must attend the exam in person.
    3. Question types: The questions will be similar in style to the assignment questions. The exam may include multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and coding questions in Python.
    4. Submission format: The exam paper will be provided as an HTML file, similar to the assignments. You will need to export your answers as a JSON file and submit that file. We will test the system in advance to make sure that the JSON export and the coding questions' environment work correctly on the exam computers.
    5. Permitted materials: You may bring one double-sided A4 summary sheet to the exam.
    6. Number and difficulty of questions: The exact number and types of questions have not yet been finalised. We will adjust the difficulty based on the overall assignment results.

    We will provide more information once the remaining details have been confirmed. Please stay tuned for further announcements.

    Cheers,

    Yuekang

  • Assignment 3 Release

    Posted by Zihao Xu Monday 20 July 2026, 06:46:56 PM, last modified Thursday 23 July 2026, 06:39:58 PM.

    Hi Class,
    Assignment 3 is now available: https://sh1k4ku-python-playground.static.hf.space/assignment3

    Do not use generative AI to complete this assignment.

    Answer all questions.

    Enter your zID (bottom-left corner).

    Click "Export JSON" to download.

    Open the JSON file and check that it is not empty and contains your latest answers before submitting.

    Submit via give.

    Command: give cs3142 26ass3 <your json>

    Due date: Thu Aug 6 22:00:00 2026 (2.5 weeks length)

    ELP students: if you need an extension, please email cs3142@cse.unsw.edu.au before the deadline.

    Important: Only submit the exported JSON file.

    Cheers,

    Zihao

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