6.001 Fall 98: Current announcements
Sunday, Dec. 20
The semester is over! See Final
exam results.
Friday, Dec. 11
An optional Q&A LA session will be held on Sunday, Dec 13, from 7-9pm in 54-100.
Thursday, Dec. 3 -- Final Exam Announcement
The Final Exam Announcement
is available, as well as a sample final
(ps|
pdf|
solutions-ps|
solutions-pdf).
Tuesday, Nov. 24 -- Problem Set 9: Even?
- You may add and use even? as a primitive if you find it helpful.
Monday, Nov. 16 -- Problem Set 8 Loading and Lab Exercise 2
- Probsets.scm file modified so that lex-dyn.scm file is not
automatically loaded. This file is only for the last problem
on the problem set.
- For Lab Exercise 2, it is sufficient to implement a two argument AND,
e.g. (and expression1 expression2)
Saturday, Nov. 14 -- Additional Notes on Dynamic Scoping (PS8)
Additional notes are available discussing the addition of
dynamic scoping to Scheme. These may be helpful as you explore this
issue on Problem Set 8.
Monday, Nov. 9 -- Problem Set 7 Handout
A section was omitted on page 2 of the problem set handout
given out in lecture. The problem set handout on the web
has been updated to include this missing section.
(The pdf file has also been updated to include the missing section).
Quiz 2, Nov 6
- Statistics on quiz 2: average is 74.65,
standard deviation is 15.6.
- Quiz 2 Solutions:
postscript |
pdf
Wednesday, Oct 28 -- Problem Set 6, Tutorial Exercise 2
The last two lines of the code are fixed below:
(define (make-df-strategy-2 goal? neighbors)
(define (where-next? here)
(let ((*to-be-visited* '())) ; Nodes to look at
(set! *to-be-visited* ; Add on new nodes
(append (neighbors here) *to-be-visited*))
(cond ((goal? here) #T) ; We win!
((null? *to-be-visited*) #F) ; Nowhere left to look
(else ; Visit next node
(let ((next (car *to-be-visited*)))
(set! *to-be-visited* (cdr *to-be-visited*))
next)))))
where-next?)
Tuesday, Oct 27
- Problem Set 7 Distribution
Problem set 7 will be distributed in lecture on Thursday instead of today
(in case you thought you missed the handout).
- Quiz 2
announcement and information.
Monday, Oct 26 -- Exam 1 Regrades Finished
After incorporating the regrades, the new stats on quiz 1:
average 73.71, standard deviation is 15.89. No more regrades
will be accepted.
Thursday, Oct 22 -- Lab LA Staffing Hours
There have been some changes in the LA lab
staffing hours during the weekends.
Monday, Oct 19 -- Problem Set 5, Problem 9
Since the cotangent function is infinite at x=0, and you
can't use div-series because the constant term for sin x is zero,
generate a series for (x cot x) instead of (cot x).
Tuesday, Oct. 13 -- Problem Set 4 tar/zip files
- If you have trouble loading the problem set code, you
should be sure to download the revised tar/zip files from the home
page. A bug in the probsets.scm file was corrected to fix an
unpack/loading problem. The tar/zip files should be correct as of
Saturday (Oct. 10) 4:30 pm, so if you downloaded after that (or are
just working in the lab) you should have no problem.
- Statistics on quiz 1: average is 73.5,
standard deviation is 15.8. These correspond roughly to grades as
follows: 90-100 A; 73-89 B; 58-72 C; 57 and below D/F.
Sunday, Oct. 4 -- Quiz 1 Review Sessions
-
Please note that the 5-7 PM Sunday review session is Cancelled.
The Lab Assistants will hold two sessions:
- Sunday, Oct. 4, 7:00 - 9:00 PM -- Room 4-270
- Monday, Oct. 5, 7:00 - 9:00 PM -- Room 4-270
Thursday, Oct. 1 -- Quiz 1 Info
-
Additional details about Quiz 1
are available.
Sunday, Sept. 27 -- Images for Problem Set 3
- Images for the problem set were not bundled with the problem
set distribution on the web because they are included with the
Scheme distribution. They will automatically load when you use
pgm-file->painter. To see what pgm files are available,
on a PC, you can look in: c:\mitscheme\lib\6001\images.
Thursday, Sept. 24 -- Bug Fixes to Problem Set 2 Code:
Wednesday, Sept. 23
- If you have questions or need help, one of the ways to get help is to email 6001-help@mit.edu
Sunday, Sept. 20 -- Errata to Problem Set 2:
- The problem set text shows some sample data for
ibm-previous-close and ibm-prices that does not
match with the data actually provided in the Scheme code. The problem
set text in Section 2 (on page 3) should read:
(define ibm-previous-close 100.0)
(define ibm-prices (list 100.5 101.0))
and the example computations on this
data shown in computer exercises 1 and 3 should be:
(price-trend ibm-previous-close ibm-prices)
==> 1.0
(price-high ibm-prices)
==> 101.
The later exercises in the problem set text use the correct (and very
short!) ibm data.
- The example result in computer exercise 18 should be:
(parallel-scale 0.5 NeoWidget-hours)
;Value: .7142 ; this is 5/7 NOT 4.5/7 as given in pset handout
Wednesday, Sept. 9
- Some important information distributed in recitations:
- Addendum to Problem Set 0:
Edition 1.1 of the "Don't Panic" manual
was handed out in recitation. However,
you will need to consult the
more recent "Don't Panic Edition 1.2" available on the web to
answer questions for Problem Set 0.
Tuesday, Sept. 8
- Make sure you obtain and fill out a recitation sign-up form.
These will be given out at all all recitations on the first day of
class on Wednesday, September 9. For this first recitation (Sept. 9)
only, you can attend the recitation time the registrar assigned you
to, or any other available 6.001 recitation. It is essential that you
attend and hand in the recitation sign-up form, or return the
completed form to 39-567 before noon September 10. This is
required in order to assign you to a permanent 6.001 recitation
section.
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