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• April 16: The exams will be shown ** again ** on May 4h, at 12.00hs (lunchtime) to 13.00hs Place: Room 5128, EDIT Building (5th floor).
• April 6: The exams will be shown on Tuesday April 12th, from 14hs to 15hs. Place: Room 5128, EDIT Building (5th floor).
• Mar 21: The exam from last Friday (18th) with the solutions can be downloaded from the Exam section of the webpage!
• Mar 16: I got two exams from last year from the previous teacher. It is under the Exam section. Good luck!
• Mar 9: Do not focus on the lecture "Reasoning about concurrent programs". Just keep in mind how to do an informal argument that a given solution works. The lecture for today is Lecture 4: Monitors!
• Mar 6: Vote for the lecture that you want me to repeat on Wednesday Here, the link . Fill in a name or nick name on the left side and then tick the lecture that you would like to vote for. The most voted lecture by Tuesday midnight is the one that I will repeat on Wednesday.
• Tomorrow's lecture is up!
• Mar 6: Tomorrow's lecture is up!
• Mar 2: Today's lecture is up! Me and the assistants agreed in our last meeting that if an assistant is late grading, he/she should give the same amount of days that he/she was late as an extension of the final deadline. For instance, if an assistant took 6 working days to grade a solution (instead of the ideally 4 days), the assistant should extend the final deadline for that group by 2 days.
• Mar 1: Material (slides and code) from the guest lectures is available!
• Mar 1: Updated version of ts.beam in the exercise 5 and 6!
• Feb 27: Tomorrow's lecture is up!
• Feb 22: Bring a laptop for tomorrow's lecture!
• Feb 19: The guest lectures for next week are announced!
• Feb 15: Tomorrow's lecture is up!
• Feb 14: There was a bug in Clock.jr (needed for lab2). Now, you can download the right version!
• Feb 13: Tomorrow's lecture is up! Exercises for this week are up!
• Feb 9: Do not forget to check the book about JR, which is partially available thanks to Google Books. Please, check the section "Course Literature" in the web page to obtain the link for the book.
• Feb 7: Solution for exercises 1,2, and 3 are published! Check the exercise section. Exercise 4 is announced! You need part of this exercise to do the lab 2.
• Feb 6: Tomorrow's lecture is up!
• Feb 1: Tomorrow's lecture is up!
• Jan 31: Today's lecture is up (Sorry about that, Chalmers filesystem was being move and I couldn't do it yesterday). Exercises for this week are also up (monitors).
• Jan 25: Lectures for tomorrow is up (Monitors). Remember that the lecture is on HB1! If you passed the labs in previous versions of the course, please submit them anyway into Fire together with a short explanation when exactly you passed them.
• Jan 24: Lectures on Wednesdays have moved to HB1. So, all the lectures are now carried out in HB1!
• Jan 23: Lecture about Semaphores is published. Exercise 2 is published.
• Jan 19: You can find pictures of the assistants of the course in the information section.
• Jan 19: Welcome tomorrow to the exercise/lab supervision sessions. You can drop by in the time slot that you prefer!
• Jan 19: Please, register in the Google group to look for a lab partner. The link is in the course information section.
• Jan 18, 22:50: The second lecture is up as well as Exercise 1. Course's representatives announced (see Information section)
• Jan 17, 15:53: The Fire-system to submit your assignments is up. Please, register yourself and pair up with a class mate before the lecture on Wednesday. Assignments are done by groups of two people (although exceptions can be done in very particular situations).
• Jan 15: Welcome on Monday for the first lecture!