A couple of final announcements on the exam:
All the best for the exam this afternoon.
The project marks are now available. You can check your mark via the
sturec page
. You overall project mark is in the field "project". This mark is derived from testing your simulation code on CSE and from your project report. Details on how the marks were calculated and the meaning of the fields "project_autotests" and "project_report" can be found in this forum posts.
https://edstem.org/au/courses/10802/discussion/1351282
The above post also discusses some common mistakes made by the students in their project submissions.
Note that these marks may change subject to plagiarism enquiries. Note that this is a standard procedure and you do not have to worry if you did your own work.
We will also email you some feedback on the report.
The exam unit would like us to remind all students who will be taking an on-campus Inspera-based invigilated exam that they are required to install the latest version of Safe Exam Browser (SEB) on the laptop. Specifically, the required versions for Windows is 3.4.1 and for Mac is 2.3.2. You can obtain these versions from this UNSW page on on-campus exams .
The solution to the sample exam is now available on the course website. Navigate to the menu on the left, under "Course Work".
Please note that I have provided information on the exam in the last lecture in the course. You can find two files under Week 10's lecture on the exam. One file is Week 10C and the other one is "Information on exam ...". The two files contain complementary information. Note also that there is a separate recording for Week 10C.
If you have not completed the MyExperience survey, I would kindly ask you to complete it and let us know your feedback on the course. For those students who have completed the survey, I would like to say thank you.
The assignment marks are now available. You can check your mark via the sturec page .
Note that these marks may change subject to plagiarism enquiries. Note that this is a standard procedure and you do not have to worry if you did your own work.
I will put a post in the forum to discuss some common mistakes made by the students in their assignment submissions.
Please note that version 1.00 of the project document contains a number of errors. An updated version 1.01 has just been uploaded. Also, you should download the new version of the sample files and discard all files from the earlier version.
The project is now available. To view it, go to the course website and look for the Project link on the menu.
The project is on discrete event simulation. We have completed our lectures on discrete event simulation so you are ready to work on the project.
Please note that Week 6 is Flexibility Week and there won't be any lectures. Consultation will continue to take place at the usual time. Lectures will resume in Week 7.
The assignment is now available. To view it, go to the course website and look for the Assignment link on the menu.
You should be able to attempt Question 1 of the assignment now, and work on Questions 2 and 3 after this week's lectures.
Please note that I've added the link to this afternoon's lecture on the Lectures page on the course website. Further recordings will be provided in the same way.
As I mentioned in Tuesday's lecture, an important part of learning is to solve problems. I'd encourage you to attempt the revision problems that I've posted. I will make the solutions available early next week.
I've recorded the missing parts of Tuesday's lecture. There are two new recordings. One for Slides 1-8 and the other for Slides 24-27. You can find them in the course website under Week 1's lecture.
I will be running consultations from this week. One consultation is in-person and the other is online. You can see the schedule by navigating to the Timetable section of the course website.
An alternative method to ask questions is ask on the forum. Please note that you can ask anonymously on the forum if you wish. If necessary you can also mark the message private so that only I will see.
The recording for this afternoon's lecture is now available. Go to the Lectures page on the course website and you will find it under Week 1.
Please note that I forgot to start the recording so Slides 1-8 were missing in the recoding. Also, I skipped over a few Slides 24-27 so the lecture would not overrun. I will record these missing parts and put them on the course website tomorrow.
I am writing to you regarding two aspects of the course.
Lecture recording : I will be recording the lectures using Zoom and make the recording links available to you on the course website. The implication of this is that you may only see the recording link a few hours after the end of the lectures. This is an advance notice so that you are aware of the possible time delay. Please also note that due to certain technology limitations, lecture recordings will not be available on echo360.
Forum : We will be using the Ed forum for course discussion. If you head to the course website ( http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs9334 ) and click on the link "Forum", you will find instructions to enrol yourselves in the forum.
See you in-person or online this afternoon for the first lecture.
Dear All,
Welcome to COMP9334! I would like to draw your attention to the following:
I look forward to exploring capacity planning with you this term. See you in-person or online on Tuesday.
Chun Tung Chou, Lecturer-in-charge