- Instructor: Prof. Chung-Kil Hur
- TA: YoungJu Song
- Email address: [email protected].
- Send emails for administrative matters only. Use the GitHub repository issue tracker.
- DO NOT send emails to
[email protected]
. - In the case of sending TA an email, specify sender's name and student ID.
- Place: Bldg 301 Rm 416
- Office Hour: TBA. In the case of needing an extra time, please email me to make an appointment.
- Email address: [email protected].
- 09/05: Lecture slide is uploaded here. Slides will not be separated into parts, rather it will be continuously appended to this single file. So check it regularly.
Published | Due | Delay | Description | Points |
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09/07 | 09/18 23:59 | 09/25 23:59 | Recursion | TBA |
- READ VERY CAREFULLY this section.
Look at first day part of lecture slide.
- Ask questions in the GitHub repository issue tracker.
- Send email for PERSONAL MATTERS ONLY.
- If you want to post a piece of source code, please DO NOT upload an image of it. Because it is hard to parse images.
- Instead, use GitHub Markdown's "fenced code blocks" feature.
- Or, you can always use GitHub Gist.
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We will use tools with latest stable version.
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Use Scala 2.11.8. DO NOT use other versions.
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Use Sbt 0.13.12. DO NOT use other versions.
- If not, your submissions (assignments & exams) will not be properly graded.
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Use IDEs supporting Scala.
- Emacs: Ensime.
- Eclipse, IntelliJj IDEA: I haven't used it, but you may easily find information on google.
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Etc.
- Coursera course's tool setting.
- Assignments will be issued every Wednesday. The deadline is the next Sunday (10 days later). The deadline for the delayed submission is the next to the next Sunday (17 days later).
- If you copy others' source code, you will get F.
- "Others' source code" includes other students' and resources around the web. Especially, do not consult with public repositories on software foundations.
- Note that we have a good automatic clone detector. We found out that a lot of students cheated last time. We hope we all be happy at the end of the semester..
- The maximum score of a delayed submission is 80% that of a regular submission.
- The granularity the delayed submission is per-problem, not per-assignment. So even if you couldn't get the full score for the regular submission period, try to solve the remaining problems and submit them.
TBA