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* '''Feel free to discuss:''' Discussion among friends and colleagues are completely normal, and we encourage that. However, please '''indicate your collaborators''', as it will be used to track works’ originality.
 
* '''Feel free to discuss:''' Discussion among friends and colleagues are completely normal, and we encourage that. However, please '''indicate your collaborators''', as it will be used to track works’ originality.
  
== Problem set==
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= Assigned Questions =
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From your student ID in the format of <code>XX1054WXYZ</code>,
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* If W is odd then complete question 1.1.
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* If W is even then complete question 1.2.
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* If X is odd then complete question 2.1.
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* If X is even then complete question 2.2.
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* If Y is in {1, 4, 7, 0} then complete question 3.1
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* If Y is in {2, 5, 8} then complete question 3.2
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* If Y is in {3, 6, 9} then complete question 3.3
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* If Z is in {1, 4, 7, 0} then complete question 4.1
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* If Z is in {2, 5, 8} then complete question 4.2
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* If Z is in {3, 6, 9} then complete question 4.3
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= Problem set =
  
 
View the problem set [[SKE_Algo_II_(Winter_2019)/Homework_0/Problem_set|here]].
 
View the problem set [[SKE_Algo_II_(Winter_2019)/Homework_0/Problem_set|here]].

Revision as of 14:58, 7 February 2020

Introduction

Grading policy

  • Intuition based, not solution based: This homework will be graded based on your attempt and not your solution. Giving a completely wrong answer will not, and never make your score zero.
  • Think of them as an long-term brain teaser: Don’t complete them in one day, or you’ll missed the chances of perfecting your understandings and perspective of the problems little by little.

Ethics and Code of Conduct

  • Zero tolerance on plagiarism: This course enforces a zero tolerance policy on plagiarism.
  • Wrong answer is better than correct but copied answer: The scoring criteria is designed to heavily penalise copied answers.
  • No submission is better than turning in copied submission: The scoring criteria is designed to motivate students to submit their original work.
  • Feel free to discuss: Discussion among friends and colleagues are completely normal, and we encourage that. However, please indicate your collaborators, as it will be used to track works’ originality.

Assigned Questions

From your student ID in the format of XX1054WXYZ,

  • If W is odd then complete question 1.1.
  • If W is even then complete question 1.2.
  • If X is odd then complete question 2.1.
  • If X is even then complete question 2.2.
  • If Y is in {1, 4, 7, 0} then complete question 3.1
  • If Y is in {2, 5, 8} then complete question 3.2
  • If Y is in {3, 6, 9} then complete question 3.3
  • If Z is in {1, 4, 7, 0} then complete question 4.1
  • If Z is in {2, 5, 8} then complete question 4.2
  • If Z is in {3, 6, 9} then complete question 4.3

Problem set

View the problem set here.