I have the grades for CSC375. Rather than posting them, since this is such a small class I will give you your grade if you email me.
Here follows an enquiry concerning a 4 month job that seems appropriate for any 375 student.
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 13:44:44 -0400
From: Ivy Fong
This page provides general course information and access to
various documents concerning CSC375.
Lectures are held Mondays and Wednesday at 2 PM and the tutorials
take place Fridays at 2 PM. The first lecture is Monday,
January 3 and the first tutorial is Froday, January 7.
Weekly announcements for the course
will be posted on this web site. As the required text,
we will use the lecture notes
"Algorithm Design"
by Jon Kleinberg and Eva Tardos (which are being developed into
a textbook) and the lecture notes are available at the bookstore.
The text "Introduction to Algorithms"
(second edition) by Corman, Leiserson, Rivest and Stein is an additional
good reference. Another comparable text is
``Algorithmics: Theory and Practice" by Brassard and Bratley.
More information is contained in the
brief course syllabus
.
Please send any comments or questions to the instructor:
The following grading scheme will be used for this course: 3 assignments
(worth 5% each),
3 term tests (closely related to the assignments and worth 15% each)
and a final 3 hour exam worth 40%. As will be
discussed in class, every (sub) problem in any assignment or test
will be worth some multiple of 5 points. You will receive 1/5 points for
any (sub) problem for which you state "I do not know how to
answer this question". You will receive .5/5 if you leave a question
blank. If instead you submit irrelevant or
erroneous answers you will lose the 1/5 points. That is, you will
receive some credit for knowing what you don't know. You can also
receive some additional credit for partial work that is
clearly "on the right track". Even if the assignments are worth only
5% each, you are still obliged to submit your own work. In our first
lecture, I will give a
pragmatic definition for distiguishing between genuine learning together
and plagarism. If you have any questions please see the instructor immediately!
Any cases of plagarism will be reported to the Faculty.
Here is some further information on
how not to cheat
.
Schedule for assignments and term tests: Assignments are due
at the start of the lecture held on the indicated date. I will
answer questions about the assignments as soon as the assignments
are submitted and hence I will not accept late assignments.
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