People
Course leader and examiner: Ingemar Ragnemalm (Information
Coding)
"Participating" assistants: Fredrik Viksten and Johan
Hedborg.
Much of the course is based on seminars by the
participants (one 45 minute session each).
The course will start at 1 december, 10:15 in Algoritmen
(B building, between entrance 27 and 29). The schedule is as follows:
Lectures:
1 december 10-12, Algoritmen.
4 december 10-12, Filtret.
Laboration:
This is performed off-schedule on your own computers, and
is accounted for by a written lab report. Any assistance is performed
electronically.
Seminars:
Week 50: No schedule. You do the lab and start with
preparing seminars.
Seminars plus one final lecture will take place in january
to march.
Credits:
Two variants, "small course" and "large course".
Small course: Follow the course, hold one seminar (about
45 minutes), answer the seminar questions: 3 "new" points.
Large course: As above, but the seminar is based on
relevant work of your own: 5 "new" points.
Requirements
Required tasks for the course credits, except for
attending, are:
- Perform the laboration and report it
- Perform part of one seminar (45 minutes) presenting
either (small version) some interesting paper or (large version) your
own project.
- Create a few fairly basic questions for the others to
answer.
- Anser all such questions (except the one you wrote
yourself).
The seminar questions should be easy if you attended the
seminar. This
means that if you must skip a seminar, this is no problem,
but those
questions will still have to be answered, and may be
somewhat harder for
you then.
I hope the course will be interesting. Welcome!