Contact Information
- Instructor: Michael Levet (He/Him/His)
- Syllabus
- Official Course Textbook
- Google Forms: (You must be signed in to your CofC account to access these forms.)
Announcements
- 8/27:
- HW1 has been graded. Your Standard 1 Overall score on Gradescope is your grade on HW1. If you earned a Proficiency or Outstanding, then you have checked the box once towards Standard 1. The cutoff for Proficiency on Standard 1 Overall was >= (Progress, Proficiency, Proficiency) on (Q2, Q3, Q4) in that order.
- Please note that the "points" on Gradescope are labels and carry no numeric value. The labels are Outstanding (4), Proficiency (3), Progress (2), Attempted (1), No Attempt (0). Gradescope does not let me use letters instead of numbers. So in particular, if your Standard 1 Overall score is a 3, that is full credit and not 75%.
- 8/26:
- HW3 is now posted. It is due on 9/8 at 9 PM.
- For Standard 4, you will be able to (re)submit it at a later date (TBD) after I grade HW3.
- You may submit at that later date, even if you do not attempt Standard 4 by 9/8 at 8 PM.
- Recall that Standard 4 will only have two attempts (as outlined above, and on the Syllabus); hence, the revisions.
- You will have three scheduled quizzing opportunities on Standard 3. Therefore, Standard 3 on HW3 is not eligible for revisions.
- 8/20:
- HW2 will become available on 8/21 at 5 PM. It is due on 9/1 at 9 PM.
- Quiz- Standard 1 will become available on Thursday 9/4, and it will be due on Saturday 9/6 at 9 PM.
- 8/7:
- Website created.
- The Syllabus Quiz and HW1 are both due on 8/26 at 9 PM.
- The Syllabus Quiz will open immediately (as soon as OAKS becomes availaable), and HW1 will open on 8/26 at 5 PM (after the second section ends).
- Please complete this optional Day One Survey.
- Regarding LaTeX, I use MikTeX as my compiler on my local machine. Many folks are partial to Overleaf, which is a free online service. Because Overleaf is a third-party service, it may go out at inopportune times (such as during a quiz or requizzing period). For this reason, I am explicitly refraining from recommending Overleaf. You can use it at your own risk. There are many other LaTeX compilers-- you are welcome to use your favorite one.