Final exam time slot and seating assignments have been published to CMS (see grader comments on “Final exam seat” assignment).

We are hosting a review session on Wed, May 19, at 7:30pm EDT; see Canvas for Zoom link, and bring your questions!

Please fill out our final exam logistics survey on Canvas.

Project 6, part B has been posted (see Projects). Both parts are due Thursday, May 13, at 11:00 PM EDT.

Project 6, part A has been completely posted (see Projects). Due Thursday, May 13, at 11:00 PM EDT.

Prelim 2 has been graded, and results are available on Gradescope. Please read our feedback on Canvas to help put your scores in context and learn from the most common mistakes. If you see a mistake in grading, please submit a regrade request in Gradescope by next Monday.

Project 5 has been posted (see Projects). Due WednesdayThursday, April 2829, at 11:00 PM EDT.

See video on Panopto for tips on how to approach Question 5 from Prelim 1.

Please fill out the Prelim 2 logistics survey on Canvas by Apr 18.

Project 4, part B has been posted (see Projects). Due TuesdayWednesday, April 1314, at 11:00 PM EDT.

Project 4, part A has been posted; part B will be posted later (see Projects). Due Thursday, April 8, at 11:00 PM EDT.

Please see the grading comments on the CMS assignment “prelim 1 seat” for your seating assignment in Barton Hall (in-person) or your time slot (online). If you have a problem with these arrangements, contact the instructor immediately!

Exam info for Prelim 1 has been published on our Exams page. An exam logistics survey is available on Canvas, due Mar 23.

You should have received an e-mail from MathWorks about being enrolled in our class on MATLAB Grader. Be sure that you can log in before your discussion section on Wed, Mar 17.

Project 3, part B has been posted (see Projects). Due Wednesday, March 24, at 11:00 PM EDT.

Project 3, part A has been posted; part B will be posted later (see Projects). Due Wednesday, March 24, at 11:00 PM EDT.

There will be no lecture on Tuesday, March 9, and there will be no lab secton on Wednesday, March 10. Please have a safe and relaxing wellness days break.

Project 2, part B has been posted (see Projects). Due Monday, March 8, at 11:00 PM EST.

Project 2, part A has been posted; part B will be posted later (see Projects). Due Monday, March 8, at 11:00 PM EST.

Project 1 has been posted (see Projects). Due Tuesday, February 23, at 11:00 PM EST.

You can work individually or with one project partner (your partner does not need to be in the same discussion section as you). In future projects you may work with a different partner or individually as you wish. If you work with a partner, be sure to form your group in CMS before you submit any file (see CMS).

Since this is an introductory course, and in order to give you practice on specific programming constructs, some Matlab functions/features are forbidden in assignments; only the built-in functions that have been discussed in class or the assigned reading so far may be used.

You will write and store many files, so it is important to be organized! On your laptop, flash drive, or cloud drive, set up a folder (directory) for CS1112 and subfolders (subdirectories) for weekly exercises, projects, and lectures. Here is an example hierarchy:

cs1112/
      exercise/
              ex1/
              ex2/
              ex3/
      project/
              proj1/
              proj2/
      lecture/
              lec2/
              lec3/
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