As mentioned in last week’s lecture, tomorrow’s live lecture will be dedicated to answering questions about Assignment 2. If you’re facing any challenges or have questions, feel free to join us in person.
If you’re confident and don’t need assistance, you’re welcome to skip it. There won’t be any slides, but the lecture will be recorded and made available for later viewing.
For more personalised help, please visit one of our consultation sessions.
We have sent your a1 marks to your UNSW zId email. If you have any questions, please
follow the instructions
in the email.
For inquiries:
Kindly avoid emailing us unless absolutely necessary, as responses may be delayed.
Details about the marking process were discussed in the Week 7 live lecture.
You can view the actual marking tests on a CSE Linux machine by navigating to the folder containing your solution file and running:
~cs9319/a1/automark
FYI - We started marking a1 after receiving all submissions under special consideration last week. We aim to finish marking this week and release the results by next Monday 3 Nov.
Assignment 2 related slides have been added to the slides.
Assignment 2 spec is available (due: Wednesday 12 th Nov 12:00 noon ). It will be further discussed in the live lecture tomorrow. If you have questions about the spec, please post them in the forum . Alternatively, please join a consultation if you need more individual help.
Just a quick reminder that consultation sessions start tomorrow. If you have any last-minute questions or need help before Assignment 1 is due on Wednesday noon, feel free to drop in (online via Moodle Collaborate for tomorrow). Sessions will also be available next week during Flexi Week -- It’s a great opportunity to clarify any confusion around the topics we've covered so far -- don’t hesitate to make the most of it!
Assignment 1 spec
is available (due:
Wednesday 15
th Oct 12:00 noon
). It will be further discussed in the live lecture on this Thursday. If you have questions about the spec, please post them in
the forum
.
The majority of course content is located on the WebCMS Course Page , but we will be leveraging the Discourse Platform ( here ) for the class Q&A forum .
Please read through the Course Outline (it shall be published soon) to ensure you have an overview of how the course will be run this term, as well as expectations for assessment tasks and outcomes.
Lectures will be delivered by Raymond Wong (course convenor), consisting of in-person live lectures and pre-recorded video lectures. The latter will be accessible via the Moodle Course Page .
There are no tutorial sessions but there will be drop-in consultations available for open discussion and Q&A, as per the class timetable (note there are online and in-person options available).
The first live lecture will be on Thu 18th September 11:00-13:00 in Physics Theatre .
Look forward to seeing you there!