Informatics 102 Winter 2010
Course News


Check back here every day or so. I will generally post important coursewide announcements here. They will be listed in reverse-chronological order (i.e., newest items first).

Date Added News Item
W 3/24 The final course grades are now available.
W 3/3 Assignment #5 and all missing code examples are now available.
Su 2/21 New code examples and Assignment #4 are now available.
F 2/19 A bug was found in the code example file called processexample.erl; it was printing Goodbye! at the wrong type. A fixed version is now posted.
Th 2/11 The code example demonstrating Erlang ports is now available.
Th 2/4 Today's code example of implementing MapReduce in Erlang is now available.
Tu 2/2 Assignment #3 and an Erlang tutorial are now available.
Tu 2/2 Today's code examples are now available.
Sa 1/30 Two missing code examples from the lecture on Tu 1/19 are now available.
Th 1/21 Assignment #2 is now available, along with this week's code examples.
Th 1/14 This evening's code examples are now available.
Tu 1/12 Part 1 of Assignment #1 has been clarified. When the program ends, you want to print all of your method counts, not just the total number of method calls. (Otherwise, we have no way to test whether all of your counts are correct.)
Tu 1/12 The three complete AspectJ code examples from tonight's lecture are now available.
Th 1/7 Tonight's code examples are now available.
F 1/1

Welcome! A few things:

  • The first lecture will meet on Tuesday, January 5. For more information about meeting times and course policies, see the Course Reference. For information about lecture material and readings, see the Schedule.
  • I encourage you to spend some time reading through the material on this course web site. Notice the set of links at the top of this (and every) page, leading you to the Course Reference, the Schedule, and the Lab Manual, as well as a set of commented Code Examples that will be posted during the course of the quarter.


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