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<br> -- Dante Alighieri, ''The Inferno'', Canto III, 14-15</blockquote> | <br> -- Dante Alighieri, ''The Inferno'', Canto III, 14-15</blockquote> | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHxf17yJsKs Because I am hard, you will not like me. But the more you hate me, the more you will learn.] | ||
Each project will be evaluated for both correctness (in terms of unit tests passed) and performance (on several reference platforms). Performance of incorrect code is, of course, moot. I will make each project public two weeks prior to its due date, and provide a set of basic unit tests and a web-accessible oracular reference implementation (you can submit inputs and receive outputs). For details of grading, see the first week's slides. I am using a scheme designed to maximize competition and conflict between class members, which I hope will reduce cheating, lead to great personal exertions, and possibly get a chair thrown. | Each project will be evaluated for both correctness (in terms of unit tests passed) and performance (on several reference platforms). Performance of incorrect code is, of course, moot. I will make each project public two weeks prior to its due date, and provide a set of basic unit tests and a web-accessible oracular reference implementation (you can submit inputs and receive outputs). For details of grading, see the first week's slides. I am using a scheme designed to maximize competition and conflict between class members, which I hope will reduce cheating, lead to great personal exertions, and possibly get a chair thrown. | ||