COMP9020 Notices

Complete textbook solutions

Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Wednesday 05 June 2024, 02:48:32 PM.

Hi everyone!

I have added the complete textbook solutions to webcms under "Course Work". You need to click "Download" to download the zip file.

All best,

Seb

Week 2 slides are up on webcms + apology!

Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Tuesday 04 June 2024, 12:52:20 AM.

Hi everyone!

I have put all slides for Week 2 slides up on webcms just now. I must apologise. I had put the Monday slides up on Monday morning but had not changed the permissions so that is was viewable by students : (

I have fixed the permissions and just finished the Tuesday slides a moment ago : )

I shall try to get the slides up each week as soon as possible I promise! I know how useful it is for everyone to be able to look over them beforehand.

See you is the Tuesday lecture, where we will all practice deductive inference in predicate logic. This is going to be a big big help when we look at number theory next week.

Please come to the lecture today if you can, as we need to vote on something important. It is a surprise!

All best,

Seb

Problem Set 1 now available

Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Monday 03 June 2024, 09:07:04 AM.

Good morning good people of 9020!

Problem Set 1 is now available on webcms under Course Work. My advice is that you start early on this and all following problem sets. This is so that you have lots of time to think about your answers and to revise them in light of your thinking.

Please read both the questions and instructions carefully : )

All best,

Seb

Slides up on webcms

Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Monday 27 May 2024, 03:16:28 PM.

The slides for today's lecture are now up on webcms under "Course Work>Lectures". All slides will appear here shortly after the relevant lectures as we go forward.

Lecture recording up on Moodle!

Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Monday 27 May 2024, 02:59:44 PM.

Hi Everyone!

The recording of the first lecture is now available on Moodle under "Lecture Recordings". This is available on both the side menu and as an icon on the main Moodle screen for 9020 (depending on how you have it set up).

Thank you so so much for making the first lecture so much fun!

All best,

Seb

Welcome to COMP9020!

Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Monday 20 May 2024, 02:20:11 PM.

Hi everyone! Welcome to COMP9020 : )

My name is Seb and I am your lecturer for COMP9020 this term. Welcome to CSE everyone! I am looking very forward to meeting you all next week : ) In the meantime, here are a couple of important bits of information for all of you. For those of you who are new to UNSW I know that things can be a bit confusing at first but please do not worry - you are in the very safe hands of a group of experienced tutors and there is nothing that we cannot fix together.

We are going to be using three online systems for COMP9020. These are (1) webcms, (2) Ed Forum, and (3) Moodle.

- if you are reading this online as opposed to in your email, then you are on webcms already. If not, then please go to webcms here - https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP9020/24T2/.

- Please read through the Course Outline via the left hand menu of webcms. It has everything in it that you need to know for now, including the textbook information, assessment information, and so on.

- Webcms is also where you will find your weekly problem sets. The first problem set will be released in Week 2, and it will be due in Week 3 - so we have lots of time to get used to things.

- We will be using Ed Forum for course discussion this term. You can find the forum here - https://edstem.org/au/courses/16595/discussion/

- Moodle is where you will submit your weekly problem sets, starting in Week 3. When you log into Moodle here - https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/ you should see COMP9020 as one of your courses. I shall explain how to submit your problem sets well before you need to do so, so please do not worry about this too much for now.

Please read the Course Outline in webcms!! Again, it has all of the timetable and textbook information and you need to know this : )

See you soon!

Seb