Spring 1995
Programming projects 50%
Problem sets 10%
Mid-term quiz 15%
Final 25%
Mid-term quiz: Friday March 3
Final: Monday May 15, 2:00-4:00PM
Tests are closed-book, but you can bring a 1 page (both sides) crib sheet on normal-sized paper (8.5x11 inches). Preparing a crib sheet is a useful study tool; it helps you to review and organize the material before the test. Your crib sheet should be written out (no mechanical or electronic reproductions are allowed). If you use a crib sheet, you will be asked to turn it in with your test.
Problem sets and programming write-ups are to be typed and are due at the beginning of the class. Late homeworks will not be graded.
Please read assignments carefully, and structure answers in the same way the question is structured ( i.e., if the question has three parts, your answer should have three parts). Try to focus on the key idea in your answer, and state it as clearly as you can.
You are encouraged to discuss the programming projects with your classmates; however, you must write and debug your own code.
Academic dishonesty will be reported to the academic conduct committee.
Stan Sclaroff
Created: January 17, 1995