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2. Multi-user fundamentals. Every week a homework challenge will be proposed to be solved with the aid of mathematical analysis, software tools or both. If the solution is not turned in within the allocated deadline, the corresponding assignment will not be graded. |
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The students need to obtain 50 out of 100 points to pass the course. In addition, a minimum grade of 30% is required in the final exam; if this grade is not achieved, his/her global score will be obtained using the formula: min(0.6*REP+0.4*TEST,4.9), where REP is the score achieved in the reports and TEST is the score achieved in the final exam. This applies also to the extra call. The grades obtained from the weekly assignments are only valid for the current academic year, and cannot be redone after the corresponding deadline. A student can decide to opt out the evaluation of the weekly assignments; in such a case, his/her final score will be fully based on the final exam. This applies also to the extra call. Once the student turns in any of the deliverables, he/she will be considered to be following the continuous evaluation track if he/she does not say otherwise within one month from the beginning of the course. Any student that chooses the continuous evaluation track will get a final score, regardless of her/his taking the final exam. All the homeworks and exam will be given in English. |
