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COMP1100
Introduction to Programming and Algorithms
Semester 1, 2008

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Principal Lecturer: Dr. Clem Baker-Finch

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• Collecting marked work. Between 10am and 4pm on Wednesday 18 June, COMP1100 students can collect marked assignments and mid-semester exams from The Aquarium, room N329 on level 3 of the CSIT Building.
• A note on Question 6 from the 2006 exam paper. Quite a few people have asked me for help with the induction question from 2006. In fact it was more difficult than is reasonable for this course. Rather than answering numerous individual requests, here is an outline of a proof and a comment on why another approach fails.
• Question 6 from 2007 is similar. Here is an proof outline for that one, too.
• There will be two drop-in sessions before the final exam:
  • 4 - 6pm on Thursday 12th June, N116
  • 10 - 12am on Wednesday 18th June, N116
• The 2007 exam paper doesn't seem to be on the ANU Library website, so here is a copy.
• No late penalties will be applied to assignments submitted before 7pm on Monday 2 June, 2008.
• Assignment 3 is now available.
  It is due at 7pm on Friday 30th May, 2008. The specification and associated materials are available from the Assignments page.
• Assignment 2 is now available.
  It is due at 7pm on Friday 16th May, 2008. The specification and associated materials are available from the Assignments page.
• You might find these suggestions for setting up your KDE workspace and configuring Kate helpful.
• Drop-in lab sessions commence in week 3.
  To begin, they will be 1 hour sessions. At times when there is greater demand, they will be extended to 2 hours. You can seek expert help with lab exercises, assignments, lecture material and so on. See the schedule below.

Drop-in lab schedule

Course Structure

Timetable

There will be at least 30 lectures scheduled in the following timeslots:

• Tuesday 2 - 3pm in MCC T2
• Wednesday 2 - 3pm in MCC T2
• Friday 10 - 11am in MCC T2

There will be 9 or 10 weekly practical classes, commencing in week 2.
You must register in a lab group via the on-line StReaMS system.