[CSC 330] Class This Week

[Andrew J. Pounds]

Please make every effort to be in class tomorrow and Thursday.   I will 
want to talk to each of the three groups tomorrow about your projects.  
The project is due on Thursday and during class on Thursday I have an 
in-class assignment for you to complete.

Also - if you have not had a chance, please fill out the course 
evaluation.   I provided you with 22 in-class exercises to try an 
introduce you to the languages and set you on a path to learn them.  You 
had three different extended projects that were designed to help you see 
how new languages evolved from old languages, how old languages have 
adapted for modern usage, and how certain languages are better suited 
for certain tasks.  You also, through the annotated bibliography 
exercise, got a taste of how languages are conceived, designed, and 
improved.  Finally, through forcing you to use git and Anvil and working 
on a collaborative project, you got a sense of what it will be like to 
work on a professional development team.

Based on the things I have graded, the vast majority of you learned a 
lot this semester and hopefully had a good time in the process. I 
welcome your feedback in the course evaluations.


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