CS166: Discrete Structures
Spring 2004 Course Syllabus
Sections 1 and 2
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Professors:
GTAs: |
Yashwant
Malaiya malaiya
@cs.colostate.edu Robert
France france
@cs.colostate.edu Dan Elliott
dane@cs.colostate.edu Jeremy Hayes hayesj@cs.colostate.edu |
238 USC Office hours: M,W: 240 USC Office hours: W,Th: 11-Noon Office: 1-3 M,W May 12: Office hours: 3-7 Tu |
o Prerequisites: a grade of 'C' or better in CS 153 (Introduction to Java), and in M 124 (Logarithmic and Exponential Functions).
o Text: Discrete Algorithmic Mathematics, by Stephen B. Maurer and Anthony Ralston. Some material will be taken from elsewhere.
o Course web page: http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~cs166
o Homework/Labs: There will be several homework assignments, including some programs.
o Tests: There will be 2 Tests and a comprehensive Final Exam. In addition there will be several quizzes, some of which may be unannounced.
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Exam one |
Feb 26 |
20% |
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Exam two |
April 12 (new date) |
20% |
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Final exam |
S1: May 14 ( S2: May 10 (9:10-11:10) |
25% |
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Homework |
as assigned |
20-25% |
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Quizzes |
as assigned |
10-15% |
o Policies:
o Assignments are due on the due date at the start of class, or by the time specified (if electronic submission is required).
o You may turn assignments in 24 hours late for a 20% penalty. No credit will be given after that.
o If you will not be able to take an exam or make an assignment deadline due to an exceptional reason, you must request the instructor in advance for possible alternative arrangements.
o Students must read the CS Department Student Information Sheet available at http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~info/student-info.html