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ECE 264 Advanced C Programming Spring 2014

Exams

Course Administration

  • If a question is answered in lecture or on Blackboard, the instructor will not answer the same question again. Please attend lectures and check Blackboard.
  • Course Format: In this Internet era, everyone can watch many hours of videos about almost any topic. Why should anyone sit in a room listening to a person talking? How can a "university" give students something that on-line video cannot give? There are actually several benefits to coming to class:
    • The first is the chance of interaction. You cannot ask questions to a video player.
    • The second is collaboration. You can talk to classmates and exchange ideas. This is difficult when you sit in front of a computer alone.
    • The third and perhaps the most important is the chance to ask questions that are not directly related to the course materials and the instructor can respond based on knowledge outside the course. Drawing knowledge from many different sources is beyond the capability of today's computers.

How can you take advantage of this learning environment? Participate in the discussion.

  • Exam Dates: to be announced (3 x midterm exams in evenings, 1 x final exam)
  • Review Sessions: 6-7PM Tuesday in EE117. Attendance is encouraged. Please bring your questions.
  • If you have a class-related question, please post your questions in Blackboad discussion. Your questions will be answered sooner since more people, including your classmates, may be able to help you. Send emails for only pesonal issues. Please do not send email to the instructor or the teaching assistants.
  • Course notes
  • Course Policy
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Tutorial for github.comorial.html

Office Hours

You do not need an appointment if you go to the office hours. Do not send your programs to the teaching staff and ask them to debug your programs. If you need help, please go to the office hours or post your questions in Blackboard.

Lecture time: T/TH 9-1015AM (Section 2) and 130-245PM (Section 3) in HIKS B853. Section 1 is canceled due to low enrollment.

  • Elmqvist: M/W/R 10am-11am in MSEE 270.
  • Lu: M/W/F 9-10AM, T/R 3-4PM in MSEE 222.
  • Aaron Michaux: W 4-6PM, T/R 4:30-6PM in EE 206 (W in EE 207)
  • Jonathan Too: M/W/F 3-5PM, T/R 1-3PM in EE 206 (W in EE 207)
  • Pranav Marla: R 5-7PM in EE 206

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