1:25-2:15pm
Kimball B11
318 Upson Hall, 255-4938
artemov@cs.cornell.edu, sna2@cornell.edu
Jon Ludwig - grading czar - jml44@cornell.edu, 279-9389
Charles Kimberly - grading records - ctk7@cornell.edu
André Allavena - solutions - andre@cs.cornell.edu
Ryan Williams - solutions - rrw9@cornell.edu
Travis Ortogero - ortogero@cs.cornell.edu
Chang Won Choi - cc144@cornell.edu
Michael Priscott - priscott@cs.cornell.edu
Nick Hamatake - www - nh39@cornell.edu
Evan Moran - www - 492 Rhodes Hall, evan@cs.cornell.edu, 254-8833
Ke (TA, grading czar) - Monday, 3:30-4:30pm and Wednesday, 10:30-11:30am in 4162 Upson Hall
Nick (TA) - Thursday, 4:30-6:00pm in 328B Upson Hall
[Note: office hours after May 5 will be somewhat different.]
Individual tutoring will be available during these review sessions and by special appointment. You are welcome, and encouraged, to attend whichever review sessions and office hours you find convenient.
[Note: the review sessions after May 5 will not follow the above schedule.]
- There will be two evening prelims (March 6 and April 10) and a final exam (May 18). All exams are closed-book.
There will be weekly homework assignments. Normally, homework assignments are issued in three consecutive installments (on Wednesday, Friday, and Monday) and are due the next Friday:
[i.e., the homework is usually due four days after you get the last installment.]
- Students are free to discuss the homework assignments but the write-up must be independent work.
- Homeworks will be collected in class on Fridays before lecture; no extensions will be granted. However, for each student, the two worst homeworks will be disregarded.
- The course grade will be determined by counting the two prelims (roughly) 40%, final exam 40%, and homeworks 20%.
- Grading complaints should be directed to the grading czars, Ke Wang and Jon Ludwig. You must contact them within one week of the date on which the assignment was handed back.
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