[CSC 315] This Week and The Final

[Andrew J. Pounds]

So we have completed all of the content for CSC 315 that I intended to
get through during our COVID semester - and as such I am allowing you to
have the next two class periods to work on your final assignment and
homework.   You do not have to come to class this week unless you want
to come and use the computers in GSC 218.   A few of you (and some
professors) have expressed concern over the increase in COVID-19 cases -
so I am allowing you as much social distance space as you feel you need.

The final will open on Friday around 9 am.   Each of you will have an
individual repo that I have created for you containing a README.md file,
several source files, and a makefile.   The final will require you to
sequentially move through the directions in the README.md to make
certain modifications to achieve specific goals of what is displayed.  
Some people will finish in under three hours (it has happened before).  
Others will take significantly longer.   To take some of the stress out
of this equation, and allow some of you to have extended time in the
lab, the final will be due at 9 am on Tuesday the 24th.  You will not be
allowed to make any modifications after that time. Everything for the
final will be submitted on Anvil per the instructions given in the
README.mf file.


-- 
Andrew J. Pounds, Ph.D.  (pounds_aj at mercer.edu)
Professor of Chemistry and Computer Science
Director of the Computational Science Program
Mercer University,  Macon, GA 31207   (478) 301-5627

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