CS590 Course Information Page

February 19, 2000

• Reading List for Week 10 is online.
• You can take your final at anytime during Monday through Wednesday. The final paper is available at the Department office (ask Joan). You have three hours to complete it, although I believe two hours should be sufficient.

February 14, 2000

• Reading List for Week 9 is online.
• Every one should send me a progress report on every Friday detailing what you have done in the past week. This weekly progress report will be part of your project evaluation.

February 6, 2000

• Reading List for Week 8 is online.
• Since the final demo date has passed, those who did not demo will receive zero point.
• Every one should send me a progress report on every Friday detailing what you have done in the past week. This weekly progress report will be part of your project evaluation.

January 30, 2000

• Reading List for Week 7 is online.
• All demo for Exercise 2 must be completed by 5pm Wednesday (February 2), and your final work must be demonstrated and e-mailed to me by 5pm Monday (February 9).
• Every one should send me a progress report on every Friday detailing what you have done in the past week. This weekly progress report will be part of your project evaluation.

January 20, 2000

• Reading List for Week 6 is online.
• Be prepared to do your demo next week. There should be no more extension.
• Do your project. Every one should send me a progress report on every Friday detailing what you have done in the past week. This weekly progress report will be part of your project evaluation.

January 15, 2000

• Reading List for Week 5 is online.
• Midterm will be on January 20, Thursday, in class. It will be a 60 min open-book exam. Topics to be covered include all weekly reading lists and the topics to be covered on Tuesday.

January 9, 2000

• Reading List for Week 4 is online.
• Please do Exercise 2
• Your project should start this week. Please report to me your project content no later than January 11, 2000.
• Our textbook is finally available in the bookstore.

December 19, 1999

• Reading List for Week 3 is online.
• I have provided all of you but one with my comments regarding Exercise 1 last week. I want to see your final product this week before Christmas-New Year recess begins.
• Please make sure you will have a topic for your project by the time class resumes.

December 11, 1999

• Reading List for Week 2 is online.
• Since this week's reading list is heavy, this week has no exercise. But, please make sure you know how to display Bézier curves with OpenGL.
• Please arrange for your demo in this week. You could do it in my office hours or immediately after class.

December 5, 1999

• Reading List for Week 1 and Exercise 1 are online.

Textbook

Collaboration and Cheating

You may discuss the meaning or intent of a homework problem, but not ways to solve it. All work turned in must be completely your own. Any and all use of materials from other texts or references must be explicitly stated as part of your solution.

In general, any acts of plagiarism will result in a failing grade for the course along with the submission of a report to the Dean of Students. See Computer Science Policy on Cheating for more details.

ADA

``MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination, including the Americans with Disability Act of 1990 (ADA). If you have a disability and need a reasonable accommodation for equal access to education or services at MTU, please call Dr. Gloria Melton, Associate Dean of Students, (2212). For other concerns about discrimination, you may contact your advisor, department head, or the Affirmative Action Office (3310).''

Downloadable and Other Stuffs

Homework

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Reading Lists

Week 1	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	Week 5
Week 6	Week 7	Week 8	Week 9	Week 10

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