Class 33: Discussion of Exam 2

Back to Early Break. On to Make, Revisited.

This outline is also available in PDF.

Held: Monday, 4 April 2011

Summary: We consider some issues raised by the second examination.

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EBoard.

Notes:

I hope you had a good spring break. I once again succumbed to the planning falacy.
President Kington is talking to the faculty today about Choosing our Future. I'll read to you from some key points.
The schedule had originally had a homework assignment due this Wednesday. I have dropped that assignment.
Next reading (Okay to skim.): Managing Projects with GNU Make, Chapters 1 and 2.

Overview:

General Issues.
Problem 1.
Problem 2.
Problem 3.
Problem 4.

Notes

You should read my notes on the exam.
You may want to look at the files for the sample solutions.

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