hw 3

[lkg]

I only have 5 of the 20 problems done, and I know we need to do 12. Do
you know if there's any way that we can get feedback on our answers to
see if we're making obvious mistakes before we turn them in, or is it
just hope and submit? I went to the ARC but it wasn't really useful...
I'm going to go back on Monday.

[Michael Saelee]

I'd be more than happy to provide feedback. I'll even point you to the answers for ones you're having trouble with if you follow these instructions (everyone, please do this!)

1. Mark the questions down that you have answers for but aren't sure of, and also mark those that you *think* you should be able to answer right now, but are having trouble with.

2. Bring your questions to lecture tomorrow and fire away! (I'm serious -- if we don't get through anything new tomorrow I'll still be perfectly happy.)

- Michael

[Asad Akram]

Professor can we have the Q/A on Wednesday to help us with the homework?

regards,
Asad.

--
Asad Akram
M.S Computer Science Specialization in Business 2011,
BS Electrical Engineering May 2009,
Illinois Institute of Technology
1-630-648-9094
aak...@iit.edu

[Michael Saelee]

Sure thing.

[Douglas Lautner]

Hello Professor Lee, thank for your help on this.  Here are the comments I have so far.

 

1) No issues

2) No issues

3) No issues

4) Not sure about this question

5) There seem to be a lot of data structures and I’m worried about being too verbose

6) No issues

7) Not sure about this question

8) No issues

9) Not sure about this question

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Doug

On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 6:00 PM, Michael Saelee <l...@soi2.org> wrote: