Deadlines and Submissions
Deadlines (Tentative)
The deadlines are as follows:
- Submission deadline module 1: Week 8, February 21, 2025.
- Submission deadline module 2: Week 15, April 11, 2025.
- Submission deadline module 3: Week 22, May 30, 2025.
Submission
You should send an email to David Broman with the URL to a private Git repository, where you will commit all your code. Note that this Git repository should be private and not public. If you are a student at KTH, you should use the KTH Github service. Create a private repository and give the access rights to me (David). If you are not a KTH student, please contact me so that we can find a solution.
All solutions should be added to your github repository, including both code and the response file. You should also send an email to me (dbro@kth.se) before the deadline and notify me about the status of your submission.
Please create one PDF file with all the answers of exercises for one module. Clearly mark the section numbers. If the solution includes program code, please point to the exact location of the code in the Git repository (give the explicit file name). That is, for each module you should only create one PDF-file and add it to the Git repository. All code should be added to the Git repository.
Make sure that you have committed and pushed all your solutions to your github repository at latest by the deadline.
For simplicity, please use the following structure in the repository for the code:
/module1/ex2/
/module1/ex3/
/module2/ex1/
/module2/ex2/
/module2/ex3/
...
/module2/ex2/
etc.
Here ex2 means exercises located in section 2 of the exercise document for a specific module.
You should add the PDF-files with your solutions as follows:
/module1/module1-your-name-version-X.pdf
...
/module1/module2-your-name-version-X.pdf
etc.
Note that you should create a versioned number when you have made an honest attempt on all the exercises. In such a case, I will start to correct that module. If you have done only partial solutions, you should add the file module1-your-name-DRAFT.pdf. By doing so, I know that you have made progress, but I will not start to correct it until you think that you have a complete set of solutions. The first time you submit the solution, you should give it version 1. If you have to do complementary work on the first version, you need to add another version, which will be version 2, etc. I prefer to have the versions explicit as separate documents, so that it is really easy to go back and look at the old version (without the need to dig into the Git history).