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Object-Oriented Languages and Systems |
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12/6/99: The "final exam" from last spring is now posted. Note that the exam was given in two parts, Test 3 (Postscript or RTF form), and a Review Test (Postscript or RTF form), and a Review Test).
11/30/99: Grades are posted for on-campus students and for VBEE students. There is no identifying information; if you know how you did on one or two assignments, you should be able to figure out the rest.
11/10/99: New links posted since yesterday:
10/29/99: FAQ for hw3 is available here.
10/14/99: Test 2 from last spring is now available, in Postscript or RTF form.
10/4/99: Solutions to the on-campus Test 1 are now available, in Postscript or RTF form.
9/13/99:Code for the video-store example developed in class is posted here.
9/9/99: Test 1 from last spring is now available, in Postscript or RTF form.
9/3/99: Streaming video of all lectures from this course is available at http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/videocourses/csc517/. Video should be available by sometime between 7 and 10 PM on the day of the lecture. To limit the load on the video server, only students registered for the course may view the video.
9/1/99: Instructions for setting up VisualWorks Noncommercial on your Windows computer are now available.
8/13/99: Class will meet in Studio II of Park Shops (building 33 on the campus map), instead of in Harrelson Hall.
8/13/99: Before coming to class, please print out the lecture notes.
8/13/99: Videotapes of lectures in this class can be viewed at the Media Center of the D. H. Hill Library (building 47 on the campus map). Hours are 8 AM-9 PM Monday through Thursday, 8 AM-6 PM Friday, 9 AM-5 PM Saturday, and 1 PM-9 PM Sunday. Tapes should arrive 24 to 48 hours after each lecture is given.
8/13/99: So that I can communicate with you about the course, please make sure that TRACS has your preferred e-mail address! Go to the Registration and Records homepage, then choose TRACS LINK and then "Email Address" in the left-hand column.
If you want e-mail to go to your Eos/Unity address, you do not have to do this; that is the default.
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Engineering (VBEE) Program |
efg@ncsu.edu Ed Gehringer
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