CS610 Web-page (by A. V. Gerbessiotis)

Course Information (Fall 2022)

Course E-mail: alexg+cs610@njit.edu (subject line per Document 1/Appendix)	Instructor: A. Gerbessiotis
Contact (used to be Office) Hours: Current semester (contact) hours.
Course Hours and Classroom: See Registrar's Schedule.
Course Assistant: Pritam Sen	Assistant's E-mail: ps37+cs610@njit.edu
Assistant's Hours: Fri 4-5pm	Assistant's Info: https://njit.webex.com/meet/ps37

SECTION A. Announcements

Letter grades (12/23) Letter grades were posted in Banner before 5:12pm on 12/23. ~~Letter grades will be posted in Banner in the afternoon of 12/23.~~
Exam 2 grading (12/22) The grading has been completed. Statistics are available in Section C. Moreover course statistics (average and median only) are also available. But note the statistics include students who participated in the final exam and were in the exam room at 7:04pm.
PrP grading (13/12) (12/12) (12/09) The grading has been completed. Feedback and grades are in canvas. In progress. Pritam expects to complete grading by tonight. Grading got delayed by several of you not following the instructions given; we have tar files that are empty or contain the .txt in duplicate or source code files in files without a suffix / extension or in Microsoft Word documents.

Final Exam (12/3@15:43) Final Exam information.

Past announcements Announcements before Dec 09, 2022.

Previous Offerings Previous offerings of CS610. Dangling links are possible.

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SECTION B. Public Information and external links

Public Information for CS610 (including CS610 syllabus).

SECTION C. Other Information

Other information CS610 Subjects, Past Exams and other information. Requires a login name and a password (available in the Appendix of Document 1 found in canvas Announcements only).

Last modified Dec 23, 2022 at 17:13
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.