We have sent your Assignment 2 result to your UNSW zID email address. Please review the email and follow the instructions provided. If you have any concerns about your result, please run the automarking script and valgrind for memory usages to verify it.
If you believe there are any discrepancies, please email us with details of the issue, including supporting evidence such as screenshots, so that we can investigate further.
Marking for Assignment 2 is nearly complete. We expect to email results within the next day or two and will post an update here once they are released.
In the meantime, you can run the tests on db-perftest by navigating to your folder with the Makefile and source files and running:
~cs9319/a2/automark
If you have questions about running the tests, please post on the course forum
I've hurt my back and am unable to come to the lecture in person tomorrow. We will still have the live lecture but have it online instead.
To join the live lecture at 4pm, login to Moodle, click "Join an Online Consultation", and then click Course Room (the same steps to join the online consultation, as described in Live Lecture 1).
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 & feedback will be discussed in the Week 7 live lecture (tomorrow).
You can view the actual marking tests on a CSE Linux machine by navigating to your folder containing the solution files and running:
~cs9319/a1/automark
Assignment 2 spec is available (due: Tuesday 28th July 5:00pm AEST ). It will be further discussed in the live lecture this week. If you have questions about the spec, please post them in the forum . Alternatively, please ask in the live lectures or join a consultation if you need more individual help.
Assignment 1 spec is available (due: Tuesday 30th June 5:00pm AEST ). If you have questions about the spec, please post them in the forum or discuss them in the live lecture / consultation.
Unfortunately, WebCMS is currently experiencing some system issues that prevent us from updating course content, including lecture slides and exercises, and changing their access permissions. I have already contacted the WebCMS support team and requested that they investigate the issue. In the meantime, you can access this week’s topic slides using the following link:
https://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~wong/cs9319/Lecture02-1pp.pdf
You may use these slides as references while watching this week’s topic video in Moodle, which is already available.
I apologise for the inconvenience.
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 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 . Live lectures will also be recorded in Moodle for those students enrolled in the Web stream.
There are no tutorial sessions but there will be drop-in consultations available for open discussion and Q&A, as per the class timetable (starting from week 2, availability to be announced shortly).
The first live lecture will be on Thu 4th June 4-6pm in Ainsworth G02 (Building J17)
Look forward to seeing you there!