COMP1511 17s2
— Lecture 23 —
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Andrew Bennett
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COMP1511 17s2
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Today’s lecture:
Richard Buckland
MandelbrArt Prizes
A.I. Tournament
Coming up:
Linked Lists: Friday
Final Milestone: Sunday night
Assignment 2: Sunday night
Final exam: Monday 6th November
A.I. Tournament
CLICK HERE:
The winners of the
COMP1511
MandelbrArt competition
are…
Third place:
Infinite Spiral of Time
Bill Chenyoung, Andrew Pu
Second place:
An exploding guitar pick
Declan Warn, Mitchell Roberts
first place…
First place:
Nugget of Life
Henderson Koh, Rui Sun
Gratitude
what are you thankful for?
Who’s teaching?
Mr Andrew Bennett
is the lecturer of COMP1511/17s2
Dr John ‘jas’ Shepherd
is the course convenor
Mei Cheng Whale
is the course administrator
Zain Afzal,
Alex Hinds,
Jashank Jeremy,
Helena Kertesz,
Stephen Leung,
Alex Linker,
Curtis Millar,
Riyasat Saber,
Mark Sonnenschein,
Victoria Xu
are your tutors…
they’ll be working alongside our cast of assistant tutors
Gal Aharon,
George Fidler,
Colm Flanagan,
Nicholas Hiebl,
Peter Kerr,
Carey Li,
James O’Brien,
Connor O’Shea,
Zac Partridge,
Ben Pieters-Hawke,
Keiran Sampson,
Jack She,
Alvin Sho,
Jared Steiner,
Adam Stucci,
Ian Thorvaldson,
Cadel Watson,
Dean Wunder,
Anna Zhang
Who’s learning?
…
You!
the bigger picture…
What is programming?
Why is programming awesome?
Solving problems
What?
this is a course where you will…
learn to program
become a confident programmer
write code you’re proud of
discover the joys of programming