| Week | Tuesday | Thursday |
|---|---|---|
| 9 |
• Singularity
(Question)
|
• Exokernel
(Question)
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| 10 |
• Final Exam (in class, open notes)
|
• Lab 3 Due (Friday, 5:00pm)
|
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Lab 3 grades have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page. The comment section of your grade will indicate how many files, if any, did not match the gofmt style.
Monday, June 6, 2016
Reading response receipts for all lectures have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page.
Grades are in the range [0, 15] and indicate how many accepted responses we’ve received from you. The comment shows which papers we’ve received responses for. A paper reference enclosed in [square brackets] indicates that we received a response for that paper but the response did not adequately convey a significant reading of the paper. As such, only partial credit was awarded for that response - partial credit is not reflected on the website. These responses can be made up by visiting office hours and discussing the question in person. Full credit will be given for responses that are made up in this manner.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Final exam grades and statistics have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page.
Graded exams will be available for pick-up Monday, 6/6/2016 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm in Gates 288 during the final office hours of the year. Solutions will be available for viewing during office hours. For local students, this will be your final opportunity to discuss grade changes. SCPD students may either pick up their exam locally or wait to receive it on Tuesday, 6/7/2016.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Lab 2 grades have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page.
If style errors were found, the comment section of your grade will indicate so. If you’d like more detail about which style errors we found, please feel free to ask privately on Piazza, email us, or stop by office hours.
Several students’ labs failed to compile properly when run inside the virtual
machine distributed with the lab. A comment of “Your code failed to compile
with a clean lab skeleton.” indicates that calling make failed. A comment of
“Unit tests failed to run.” indicates that the unit tests failed to compile.
If your lab failed to compile, please resolve the issues, confirm that your code
compiles properly on a clean virtual machine and with a clean lab skeleton, and
post the steps you took to resolve the issues privately on Piazza.
Alternatively, you may visit us during office hours to discuss the issues.
Monday, May 9, 2016
Lab 1 grades have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page.
If style errors were found, the comment section of your grade will indicate so. If you’d like more detail about which style errors we found, please feel free to ask privately on Piazza, email us, or stop by office hours.
Several students’ labs failed to build properly when run on corn. The
comment section of your grade will indicate this when applicable. If your lab
failed to compile, please resolve the issue by compiling your submitted lab on
corn. Record the steps taken to resolve the issue and post them privately on
Piazza or visit us during office hours.
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Reading response receipts up to and including LFS have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page.
Grades range from 0 - 9 and indicate how many accepted responses we’ve received from you. The comment shows which papers we’ve received responses for. A paper reference enclosed in [square brackets] indicates that we received a response for that paper but the response did not adequately convey a significant reading of the paper. As such, only partial credit was awarded for that response - partial credit is not reflected on the website. These responses can be made up by visiting office hours and discussing the question in person. Full credit will be given for responses that are made up in this manner.
Note: Because SCPD students may submit responses up to a week after a given paper’s lecture, not all responses up to LFS may have been graded. Do not worry: if you submitted your response, it will be graded.
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Lab 2 has been released. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access it. Be sure to review the general information and submission instructions. Note that this lab is to be completed independently; you may not code in pairs or groups. If you need help, feel free to ask on Piazza or during office hours.
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Midterm grades, solutions, and statistics have been posted. You may view your grade at the submissions and grades page. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access this page. Graded exams will be available for pick-up after tomorrow’s lecture.
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Lab 1 has been released. You must be signed in with your SUNetID to access it. Be sure to review the general information and submission instructions. Note that this lab is to be completed independently; you may not code in pairs or groups. If you need help, feel free to ask on Piazza or during office hours.
Friday, April 8, 2016
Beginning today, office hours are scheduled as follows:
This information is also available on the information panel to the right. If none of these times are suitable to your schedule and you’d like to attend office hours, please let us know. We’ll try our best to find a time that works for everyone.
Office hours are a chance for you to stop in and ask any question about any of the course material including lectures, reading questions, papers, labs, and exams. They’re completely optional to attend and exist solely for your benefit.
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
As was discussed in class, we will accompany each paper with a question that you are required to respond to. Your response should be in the form of a brief paragraph written or typed on a sheet of paper that you must hand-in in class prior to the beginning of each lecture. Your response should be short and pithy. Make sure the sheet of paper includes your name so that you receive credit.
The first question, which is for Thursday’s paper, Eraser, has been posted. You can find it in the upcoming readings section above or in the full reading list in the syllabus. Our goal is to get you to think deeply about the paper, not to test you. You won’t be graded on the correctness of your answer but simply on whether you attempted to answer the question at all.
Monday, March 28, 2016
As a reminder, tomorrow is the first day of class. We’re excited to meet you all in Gates B1 at 4:30pm. We’ve created a Piazza page for your question-asking pleasure. If you have any questions now or during the term, Piazza is the best place to ask. See you tomorrow!
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Welcome to CS240! The first class meets on Tuesday, March 29, 2016. We’re still working on setting up the course website for the 2016 edition, so stay tuned for more information.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
4:30pm - 5:50pm
Gates B1
Dawson
Mondays
3:00pm - 5:00pm
Gates 314
Sergio
Mondays and Wednesdays
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Gates 288
Dawson Engler
Instructor
Gates 314
Sergio Benitez
Instructor
Gates 288
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