We’ve posted the next homework. Get it on the assignments page or here.
Post if you have any questions!
Latest Entries »
The handout is on the lectures page and here!
Just a reminder that tomorrow’s class will meet in the Sun Lab. We’ll spend the first ten minutes finishing the slide deck from Tuesday and the remainder learning Python — an awesome language you’ll be using for your CS16 homework problems!
Please signup for a section: click here! Click the link in the spreadsheet to enter your chosen time slot and then make sure nobody beat you to it.
Sections will begin next week (2/3). Let us know if you have any questions!
The slides for tomorrow’s lecture have been posted. Use this thread for discussion!
Hours will be held in the Fishbowl (CIT 271). See TA Hours & Sections for the weekly schedule. Note that section signups will begin after class 1/29 and sections will begin the week of 2/3.
The lecture on Image Resizing & Seam Carving has been posted!
Please use this thread for discussion questions pertaining to the lecture material. Use the other thread for posts about the project.
Here’s a link to augment your understanding of Seam Carving:
- Image Resizing by Seam Carving, Carnegie Mellon University: This article gives a very good introduction to seam carving. Don’t get intimidated by the graphs or get bogged down by the math; just focus on the big picture.
Homework 1 is out and due Thursday, January 31 at 11:59pm
Use this thread for any discussion questions you may have!
For Homework 1, you will need to introduce yourself on the blog. Please do that here.
Your first project is due Saturday, February 9th Monday, February 11th at 11:59 PM. We’ll be discussing it for the first couple lectures!
You can find the handout on the assignments page and here.
Use this thread for any discussion or clarifications necessary about the project.
Hey everyone and welcome to CS16!
We’re all looking forward to a great semester. See you all this Thursday 1/24 in MacMillan 115 at 10:30am. We’ll discuss the course and jump right into an awesome application of CS algorithms!
Introduce yourselves here (part of the first homework)!