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What are your names as they appear on the class roster?
Nolan: Nora Schoenle
Abyaya: Abyaya Lamsal
What do you prefer to be called?
Nolan: Nolan
Abyaya: Abyaya or Yaya
What are your GitHub usernames?
Nolan: NSchoenle
Abyaya: lamsalab
Why are you taking this course?
Nolan: Major requirement
Abyaya: To proper understand the fundamentals or how programs are actually run.
Do you have any concerns about this course?
Nolan: Not at the moment... I have a feeling it's going to be a lot of work.
Abyaya:I have a feeling it is going to be very time consuming.
Look over the course schedule page. Which scheduled topics look most interesting to you?
Nolan: Distributed systems and garbage collection
Abyaya: Concurrency
Do you have any questions about the course?
Nolan: Not yet.
Abyaya: None so far.
Do you have any other questions for me?
Nolan: No.
Abyaya:None at the moment.
You can work together to submit one set of answers to these questions where appropriate. Refer to the course syllabus for course policies.
What work will contribute to your grade in this class?
Nolan: Participation ("being present in class (physically and mentally),coming to class prepared, asking questions, making contributions to class discussion by volunteering and when called upon, staying on task during collaborative exercies, and working effectively with your group), individual assignments, lab work, final project
Abyaya: Attending the class (although will only counts negatively); Participation; Assignments; Labs; Projects
What happens if you miss a day of class because you are sick or your alarm doesn't go off?
Nolan: Make up the work, "While there is no penalty for missing regular class days (other than the additional work you will need to put in to make up for missed material) there will be a penalty for missing lab days. This penalty may be as large as 20% on the lab assigned that day, depending on the circumstance."
Abyaya: Missing regular class days does not have any penalty, but missing lab days certains does (upto 20%). The penalty will be waived if the sickness can be documented through SHACS.
What happens if you turn in a lab late?
Nolan: "Late labs will be penalized a full letter grade (10%) for each day they are late"
Abyaya: Late labs will be penalized a full letter grade (10%) for each day they are late.
On what day will you give a presentation on your final project for this course?
Nolan: May 18, 2018 (section 1)
Abyaya: May 16th and May 18th
Where can you find our course textbook?
Nolan: The course textbook can be found at http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/
When are you free during my scheduled office hours?
Nolan: M 10-11, W 4-4:30, F 4-5
Abyaya: I am available on Wednesdays and Fridays.