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| ===== Last Class ===== | ===== Last Class ===== | ||
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| - | $42$ | ||
| * Wrap-up | * Wrap-up | ||
| * Final Assignment | * Final Assignment | ||
| - | * Handout | + | * Due: end of study period |
| - | * Full assignment and problem descriptions | + | * Tue, May 14, 5pm |
| + | * Marc's office | ||
| + | * Logistics | ||
| + | * Handout: paper copy of full assignment and problem descriptions | ||
| * Use to draw process network for Water Molecule Problem | * Use to draw process network for Water Molecule Problem | ||
| * Attach (staple) source code and final lab report to exam handout | * Attach (staple) source code and final lab report to exam handout | ||
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| * //The S' | * //The S' | ||
| * background clip from The Sandlot (S' | * background clip from The Sandlot (S' | ||
| + | * implement using Ruby/Rinda where processes coordinate using tuples/ | ||
| * //The Water Molecule Problem// | * //The Water Molecule Problem// | ||
| - | * $H_2 O$ | + | * chem background: Water molecule made up of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom |
| + | * represent atoms as Go processes that must coordinate to form a water molecule (also a Go process) | ||
| * CEQs | * CEQs | ||
| - | $42$ | + | |