CMSC 341 News Archive

This file lists announcements concerning CMSC-341, Spring 2004.
Announcements are in reverse chronological order. The latest announcement is on top.

14 March 2005 The due date for Project 2 has been extended to Friday March 18 11:59PM. Sample output has also been provided.
07 March 2005 Project 2 Addenda have been posted. Check them for some important explanations for the project.
02 March 2005 Project 2 has been posted and a discussion board established.
25 Feb 2005 The Computer Science Council of Majors is being reborn and looking for interested students. Please check out their temporary website, or contact Dalibor Zeleny for more information. A kickoff meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 2nd at 1:00pm in iTE 201B (next to the help center).
22 Feb 2005 A discussion board for exam 1 has been created.
22 Feb 2005 Mr Edelman will be holding an exam review session on Wednesday Feb 23rd from 7 - 9pm. room SS109 - all may attend for any part or all of the session.
21 Feb 2005 Exam 1 Review Questions posted.
10 Feb. 2005 Revised TA Office Hours have been posted. All TA office hours are held in ITE 349.
9 Feb. 2005 A cleaned up version of Project 1 Description has been uploaded. A few typos were removed, and the section of Random Number Generation was reworded. A sample makefile and the question for Project 1 have also been uploaded.
6 Feb. 2005 Project 1 Description has been uploaded to the course website. It is due 11:59PM, 20 Feb. 2005.
The makefile and the question will be available shortly.
1 Feb. 2005 submit directory for CMSC341 has been set. Please try to submit Proj0. For those who have not used the submission system here at UMBC, read the description of Project 0 at the course website. If your submission is denied, please send email to Dr. Peng (ypeng@cs.umbc.edu).
1 Feb. 2005 Please try to access the course Blackboard (via MyUMBC). If your access is denied, please send please send email to Dr. Peng (ypeng@cs.umbc.edu).
1 Feb. 2005 For those who are not familiar with unix/linux system, you may get some help from OIT and from Computer Science Help Center. You can find usefull information on Unix at CMSC202 website ( http://www.cs.umbc.edu/courses/undergraduate/202/fall04/helpcmds.shtml)