This document summarizes the logistics for participating in Art of Computing and getting credit for it.
All registered student need to read and understand all the content (and information it links to) here. Comments and changes will be incorporated up until the 2nd week of semester.
The goal and position of this course is described here.
The time and location of classes, labs, as well as a weekly breakdown of topics are here.
You can find who we are, and how to contact us here.
The due dates are specified here, read this for the grading scheme.
Course communication will be though the following channels.
This website: https://artofcomputing.cecs.anu.edu.au will host basic course information, and important public-facing announcements.
Wattle site for COMP1030
Piazza will be used to host course discussions https://piazza.com/class?nid=ikgdm8g287f4fh , news, and other online interactions among students, lecturers and tutors.
Students are expected to attend lectures and all tutorials in normal circumstances. The lectures and tutorials/labs are designed as an integral whole and each contain new knowledge and skills that students are expected to master. There are no attendance marks.
We strive to record and archive all lectures using the ANU-wide Echo360 system for students’ benefits. As with many automated systems, recording could go wrong or go missing, we will not try to make up for the missing recordings after the lectures, it is up to you to make up for the material if you’ve missed the lecture (with lecture notes, extra reading, Q&A with lectures/tutors in lab and contact hours, discussing with your peers … ).
Note: TBD.