CS 48
Computer Science Project

Spring 2018

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Teamwork credit form activated [6/8/2018, 16:42]

• You may submit recommendations today through Tuesday, June 13.
• Remember it is not required to submit any recommendations - in that case you implicitly recommend full teamwork credit for all of your group members. Indeed, our preference is that no forms are submitted.

Oral progress presentations cancelled this week [5/28/2018, 16:19]

• The class will not meet this Wednesday, May 30. And that means there is no need to orally present Progress Report 8.
• DO turn in a written Progress Report 8 before Wednesday's 6:30pm deadline as usual. The written report is worth 100 points this week. See the Special Instructions for Progress Report 8.
• We look forward to your project demonstrations starting next Monday!

Exam is Monday [5/20/2018, 14:43]

• Reminder - the exam is tomorrow, Monday May 21.
• It is a 60-minute exam, beginning at 12:30 and ending by 1:30 in the usual lecture room. Just bring something with which to write (no scantron or blue books, and no extra page of notes).

Mid-quarter TA evaluation [5/7/2018, 18:18]

• Please fill out and submit the Mid Quarter Evaluation for your TA. Thank you!

Oral progress presentations cancelled this week [5/1/2018, 18:46]

• The class will not meet tomorrow, Wednesday, May 2. And that means there is no need to orally present Progress Report 4.
• DO turn in a written Progress Report 4 before Wednesday's 6:30pm deadline as usual. The written report is worth 100 points this week.

Groups and ID codes [4/7/2018, 18:36]

• 14 project groups were formed yesterday.
• Please verify your group assignment here - tell us immediately if there is a mistake.
• LEARN YOUR GROUP'S ID CODE! Use it whenever corresponding with us about group business, and tag all of your project submissions with it.

CS 48 has a waitlist [3/27/2018, 21:20]

• Enrollment in this class is restricted, and there is a waiting list. Department staff will decide who can get an add code: questions should be directed to them.