The following is a list of news and announcements posted during the course.

Final grades (percent and letter) are now available via ePost.   If any of the international students visit this page, can you please email me with your valid emails so that I may email you back?  I have tried emailing you but unfortunately the emails "bounced back".

• Grades for exercise one and two are now available via ePost.  Final grades will be available shortly.  Exercise one was graded /90 and exercise two was graded /100.  Solutions are also available: Exercise One and Exercise Two.
• Final grades will be available shortly.
  

• Assignment one and two grades will be available by Friday on ePost.  Assignments can be picked up outside CSE 2031B Friday afternoon or any time after that - solutions will also be provided.  Final grades should be available some time early next week.
  

• Re-grading of Test 1 is complete.  Updated grades are available via ePost.  Note that with respect to question 2c, the entire question was re-marked and your grade may have increased or stayed the same (no marks were deducted when it resulted in a lower grade than before the re-marking).
• Test 2 re-marking is also complete.  See ePost for updated grades.
• Tests can be picked up from outside office CSE 2031B at any time.
  

• Re-grading of any submitted Test 1 or Test 2 has not been completed and is therefore not reflected in the ePost grades.  Expect the results of any re-grading to be ready sometime on the weekend or early next week - an announcement will be made here.
• Assignment grades are not yet available - as soon as I receive the results from the TA, an announcement will be made.
  

• Test 2 results are now available via ePost.  Test 2 was graded out of 90.
  
• Any re-marking for test 1 or test 2 must be indicated in writing (e.g., let me know the question and the problem with it) and submit it in the CSE 3301 drop-box (where the assignments are submitted).  Keep in mind that any re-marking may result in the entire test being re-marked and your grade may (i) stay the same, (ii) increase or (iii) be lowered.
• As of today, assignment results are not available.  As soon as they do become available, I will announce it here.
  

• Test 2 can be picked up tomorrow in the Computer Science and Engineering Building Room 2015 between 5:00pm - 6:00pm.  The tests have not been graded yet and won't be available until tomorrow afternoon.  I will not handle any re-marking tomorrow - I will have solutions for you and any re-marking must be indicated in writing e.g., let me know the question and the problem with it and submit it in the CSE 3301 drop-box (where the assignments are submitted).  Keep in mind that any re-marking may result in the entire test being re-marked and your grade may (i) stay the same, (ii) increase or (iii) be lowered.
  

• Mid-term exam grades have been updated.  You can obtain the upgraded marks via ePost.   Here are the solutions for Question 2c:
• a[i]  == r-value
• *(p+5) == r-value
• &(p+5) == not an expression
  
• &i == r-value
• s.m1 == l-value
• z->m2 == r-value
  

• Grades for Test 1 are now available via ePost by following this link.  Here is the information you will require to access your grades (international students can also access their grades online - you will need your login ID and password):

• Prism Login: your Prism login
• Password: your Prism password
• Course CSE: 3301
• Year: 2005-06
• Term: S
  

• Assignment 2 is now available via the "Lectures" link.  As a reminder, you can submit your assignment in the drop-box located at the Computer Science and Engineering undergraduate office.  If you choose to hand-write the solutions to your assignment,  please ensure that it is "neat and legible".  If I cannot read your solutions I cannot grade them.  A pdf version of the exercise two questions can be found in the "Assignments" link or by following this link.

• Here are the Chapters/Sections that you are responsible for on the mid-term test (of course, in addition to any material presented in the lectures that is not explicitly in the book e.g., any examples we covered):

• Chapter One: complete
• Chapter Two: Introduction and Section 2.1 (complete)
  
• Chapter Three: entire chapter except Sections 3.5.1, 3.5.2 and 3.3.5
• Chapter Five: entire chapter
• Chapter Six: Section 6.1 (complete)
  
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• Important: The Computer Science Department drop-deadline for the course is July 31 2006. Students wishing to drop the course before this deadline will have to petition to "drop late" because as far as the registrars office is concerned, the drop deadline has passed (they treated the course as D2 - see registrars office).  Of course, the petition will have the support of the department and of myself as well and will be approved under these circumstances.  However, after this drop-deadline, the petition will not have the support of the department.  The results of your mid-term test will be available on or before the drop-deadline.
  
• Check the "FAQ" link periodically for answers to any questions regarding the assignments or any other course related matters.
• A pdf version of the exercise one questions can be found in the "Assignments" link or by following this link.
  

• Assignment 1 is now available via the "Lectures" link.  As a reminder, you can submit your assignment in the drop-box located at the Computer Science and Engineering undergraduate office.  If you choose to hand-write the solutions to your assignment,  please ensure that it is "neat and legible".  If I cannot read your solutions I cannot grade them.
  

• I have updated today's (July 18) lecture notes to account for the material we did not cover in the lecture (e.g., removed the slides from the original lecture notes that we did not have a chance to cover during today's lecture).
  
• We will spend several minutes during tomorrow's (July 20) lecture to revisit the dynamic vs. static scope example we discussed during today's lecture.  I may have went over part of it "too quickly".  We can also look at further similar examples.
  

• You can download a copy (PDF) of Chapter One from of your textbook from the publisher free of charge (just in case you have not purchased/received the textbook yet!)
  
• I have placed a copy of the course textbook in the Steacie Library reserve.  You can sign the book out for a two hour period.  It should be available tomorrow, at which point you can go to the Steacie Library front counter and ask for the following book:
• Programming Language Pragmatics 2nd edition.  Michael, L. Scott
• Course 3301 Summer 2006
• Call Number: QA 76.7 S38 2006

• I have updated today's (July 18) lecture notes to account for the material we did not cover in the lecture (e.g., removed the slides from the original lecture notes that we did not have a chance to cover during today's lecture).  I will generally perform similar updated after each lecture so that the lecture notes always reflect the material we covered in the lecture.
  
• Keep in mind that you are also responsible for any material that we cover in the lecture but that is not on the lecture notes!
  

• As discussed during today's lecture, the mid-term test will be held on Thursday, July 27 2006 during our regularly scheduled lecture period.  The test will not cover the entire lecture period (probably half the period).
  

• Lecture notes for Monday's lecture (July 17) are now available via the "Lectures" link.
  

• Welcome to CSE 3301!  First lecture  will be  Monday, July 17 2006.