CS332 Web-page (by A. V. Gerbessiotis) for Spring 2024

Course Information (Spring 2024)

Course Email: alexg+cs332@njit.edu (subject line per FAQ Doc1/page 11)	Instructor: A. Gerbessiotis
Contact/Office Hours: Current Semester Hours.
Course Meeting: See Registrar's Schedule .
Course Assistant: Nese Us	Assistant's E-mail: nlu2+cs332@njit.edu
Assistant's Hours: Fri 11am-12noon	Assistant's Webex https://njit.webex.com/meet/nlu2

SECTION A. Announcements

End of semester (5/9@13:45) Note that canvas could be inaccessible at/by the start of the summer term. Information on this course web-page might become inaccessible starting Friday 10 May, 2024@14:00. Plan accordingly. As of this time, course letter grades have been posted in Banner.
Final Exam (5/8@10:40,~~5/6@10:58~~) ~~The final exam is scheduled for today Mon 5/6 @ 11:30 am. More info in the final exam info link below. This item will be updated during the exam grading period Mon-Tue.~~ The final exam has been graded. Some statistics are being posted in Canvas Announcements. By 11:30am, you will also see in Canvas announcements general course statistics as well. Letter grades in Banner could become available after 4pm today or early morning tomorrow.

Final exam info for Spring 2024 Final exam information : Information posted on April 11, 2024. ~~No information available yet.~~

Past announcements. Announcements before Apr 18, 2024.
Previous Offerings. Previous offerings of CS332. Dangling links are possible.

SECTION B. Public information and external links

Public Information for CS332. It includes an unofficial syllabus in HTML.

SECTION C. Supplementary Notes and other Information

Other material: CS332 Subjects, Code, Past Exams Requires a login name and a password separate from the myUCID credentials (available in Document 1, page 5, in canvas Announcements). Note that slides are under copyright; mostly written by the author of the designated textbook.

Last modified May 9, 2024 at 13:47

Disclaimer The material of this web-page is purely optional. It is not required to study it. It is provided as is. Classroom attendance is strongly recommended, and so is studying the designated textbook.