Weekly laboratories

Amazing Acrobats by George W. Hart, 2009

This is the place were you will collect your practical programming experience.

You should read the tasks for the week before you attend the labs. Make a plan on how to approach and solve the tasks. The tutors will be in the labs to help (not to do the job for you).

At the beginning of each lab we will provide one or two test questions, for which you need to convince your neighbour that you know the answer. This is great on-the-spot, stress-free feedback for you: make the best use of it. It will also prepare you to talk about your work, as you will need to convince your tutor in week 4 that you have understood the material so far.

The individual lab tasks will come on-line in due time. The lab documents become valid on the Monday of the week in which they are to be done - before that they are only pre-views of the events to come.

Weeks Semester 1 2012				Laboratories
#	from	-	to	Topic	Tasks	Sources
0	13 / 2	-	17 / 2	0-Week
1	20 / 2	-	24 / 2	The ANU student computing environment
2	27 / 2	-	2 / 3	Linux and the Haskell interpreter		num_words.hs
3	5 / 3	-	9 / 3	Functions
4	12 / 3	-	16 / 3	Functions (cont.) + Lab Assessments + Start your first assignment		ZellersCongruence.hs
5	19 / 3	-	23 / 3
6	26 / 3	-	30 / 3	Patterns, Lists & Recursion
7	2 / 4	-	5 / 4	Typeclasses & Polymorphism
	64	-	20 / 4	Autumn break
8	23 / 4	-	27 / 4	Higher Order Functions
9	30 / 4	-	4 / 5	Trees
10	7 / 5	-	11 / 5	Testing And Engineering		Binary_Tree_Test_Generator.hs Binary_Search_Tree_Test_Generator.hs Set_Tester.hs
11	14 / 5	-	18 / 5	Complexity And Efficiency		Set_Timer.hs Alice in Wonderland Through the Looking Glass
12	21 / 5	-	25 / 5	Building A Music Database
13	28 / 5	-	1 / 6

Register for one of the labs here: https://cs.anu.edu.au/streams/ (now closed)