10-601 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Jacqueline Scott, Cygwin, Bernoulli Distribution

• School: CMU
• Department: School of Computer Science Courses
• Course: 10-601
• Professor: Matt Gomley

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Tas: daniel bird, longxiang zhang, jacqueline scott, chenxi xu. Start here: instructions: collaboration policy: collaboration on solving the homework is allowed, after you have thought about the problems on your own. It is also ok to get clari cation (but not solutions) from books or online resources, again after you have thought about the problems on your own. There are two requirements: rst, cite your collaborators fully and completely (e. g. , jane explained to me what is asked in question 2. 1 ). Second, write your solution independently: close the book and all of your notes, and send col- laborators out of the room, so that the solution comes from you only. Integrity section on the course site for more information: http://www. cs. cmu. edu/ ~mgormley/courses/10601/about. html#7-academic-integrity-policies: late submission policy: see the late submission policy here: http://www. cs. cmu. edu/~mgormley/courses/10601/about. html#6-general-policies, submitting your work: Autolab: you will submit your code for programming questions on the home- work to autolab (https://autolab. andrew. cmu. edu/).