Notices

  • Sign-off for 2024

    Posted by Albert Nymeyer Monday 16 December 2024, 02:47:01 PM.

    Thanks to everyone for participating in SENG2011, we enjoyed giving the course very much. For most of you the course is finished, but there is a large group that will be doing the supplementary exam in 2025 (I cannot give you the exact date or time, the school will contact you in January). 177 students attended the final exam: the distribution of the final course marks for these students is as follows:

    • 95-100 marks: 7 students, 85-94: 23 students, 75-84: 36, 65-74: 37, 50-64: 44
    We have already started on ideas to re-style the course for 2025 taking into account the responses to the survey. If you wish to make any final comments on the legacy of the course for you, Ana has a 'takeaway' thread on the forum. If you wish to make any comments on the lecture slides, particularly where you think they need more work, more explanation, more examples, then please start a new thread. If you want to contact me regarding the course, do so via the forum as it will have my undivided attention over the summer. Good luck in the future.

    Albert (and Stephen and Sam)

  • Assignment 2

    Posted by Albert Nymeyer Wednesday 11 December 2024, 12:13:01 PM.

    Assignment 2 results have been released. Also, sample solutions and some general feedback is provided on the Assignments page. If you wish to query your mark, do so on the forum, privately of course, but make sure you have read the general feedback first. Please do not email me.

  • Final Exam This Afternoon

    Posted by Stephen Chuang Wednesday 04 December 2024, 12:06:37 PM, last modified Wednesday 04 December 2024, 12:26:01 PM.

    The final exam will be this afternoon for most students.

    Make sure you arrive early and allocate your time well. Don't spend too long on a single question.

    By now you should have familiarised yourself with the exam environment (see the Examination Description and Environment document under the Exam section) and where you will be seated (see https://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~exam/24T3/seating/register.cgi/allocations/ ).

    There will be a hurdle for this exam, but if you have made a good attempt at the assignments and have done all the practice exercises, the hurdle should not be an issue for you.

    Good luck.

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