Credit value and mode of instruction
6UOC and 3L+1T/L
Assessment criteria
- 4 Assignments, together: 50% (primarily for feedback on your progress)
- Final Exam: 50% (2h, written)
Relation with other courses
Prerequisite
COMP2011 or COMP2711 or COMP2911.
Equivalent
COMP9153
Excluded
COMP4151.
In contrast to the entry in the handbook, COMP3152 is
not excluded. Students are actually encouraged to take
both courses.
Supplementary exam
Supplementary exams will only be awarded in well justified cases, in accordance with School policy, not as a second chance for poor performance. In particular, it is unlikely that a supplementary will be awarded to students who have actually sat the proper exam.
Supplementary exams will be oral. The supplementary final exam will be held after the written supplementary exams held for other courses.
Pointers to important information
- Students enrolled in this course are expected to attend all classes.
- Plagiarism policy.
- The use of School of Computer Science and Engineering computing laboratories is subject to rules described in the Yellow Form, which you acknowledge (electronic) receipt of when you receive your computing account. The Yellow Form also outlines what to do in case illness or misadventure that affects your assessment, and supplementary examinations procedures within the School of Computer Science and Engineering.
- UNSW Occupational Health and Safety policies and expectations.
- Equity and Diversity.
Continual course improvement
Student feedback on this course, and on the lecturing in this course, will be gathered via questionnaires held at or after the end of the course. Student feedback is taken seriously, and continual improvements are made to the course based in part on this feedback. The course questionnaire results go to the Head of the School of Computer Science and Engineering, who reads the results and follows up in cases where action is clearly needed.