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Date: 11/30 | Title: Presentation schedule |
Date: 10/28 | Title: Term project info |
Date: 9/14 | Title: Program #1 correction |
Date: 11/30 | Title: Presentation schedule |
Term project presentation schedule 12/2 75 minutes - 9 minutes each (including Q/A) Vasant Manoj Raymond Nakul Yong Jaime 12/7 75+20 minutes - 9 minutes each (including Q/A) We will meet 10 minutes early: 2:10pm Sumant Hao Pan Amit Aamir Longfei Dilip Aditya Sushma Saurabh Grading of the presentation will be based on the following: 1. Intro: Did you properly motivate your research problem? 2. Method: Does the proposed method include novel algorithmic and/or experimental design? 3. Results: Do the results support the main claims? 4. Discussion & Conclusion Were proper discussion and conclusions given? | |
Date: 10/28 | Title: Term project info |
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Date: 9/14 | Title: Program #1 correction |
I mentioned this in class, but just to make it formal, I'll repeat it. As for division by zero, 1. you are not required to check it in (deriv ...) 2. you are required to check it in (deriv-eval ...) This means, you cannot use the simple trick I mentioned in class on how to evaluate expressions in Lisp, involving (eval ...), and as a result, you have to write a recursive expression evaluator. |