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- If you haven't already done this in class, please print and fill
in the following anonymous course evaluation
sheet and put it in my mailbox.
- The fourth assignment
has
been published (see assignments page).
- The second
lab assignment has
been published (see labs page).
- Here
is the schedule and a course outline.
Course Structure
The course consists of lectures,
exercise sessions, labs, and a final exam. For formal reasons, the teaching is
divided into lectures (F) and
tutorials
(Ö), but in fact there will be some kind of
"lektionsundervisning",
where theory and examples are mixed. Labs are to be done on
whatever computer facilities you have available whether personal, at
Campus,
or at Forum. The only scheduled slots are to get your labs accepted.
Make
sure you start the labs as early as possible - in most cases not much
prior
knowledge is required to get started, and you'll want installation
troubles
and so forth out of the way well before the lab is due. Also the
schedule
is tight, and you will find it hard going to catch up once you're
behind.
The following course
outline that will describe the material already covered, with
suggested reading and exercises.
Requirements
Three labs (3
credits total), final exam (5 hours, 4.5 credits). The final grade
(A-F) is
determined by the grade of the final exam.
Resits (sv. omtentor) are by
mutual arrangement with the course leader.
Earlier examinations
Course Board (sv. Kursnämnd)
A course board is a formal way for students to influence the
content
and form of the education. It is formed at the beginning of the course.
Course Evaluation and Analysis
A course evaluation is performed after the course to give input
for
improvements for later versions of the course. Here is the latest course
analysis (in Swedish).