EECS/CS 284
General Information
Course web pages
Information about this course, including the syllabus and assignments,
will be posted on the web at
http://www.eecs.umich.edu/courses/eecs284/
Students are required to check the course web page and the pages it links
to for information about the course.
Required reading
Textbook: From Bits and Gates to C and Beyond. Yale Patt and Sanjay
Patel. McGraw-Hill 1999.
Coursepack: LC-2 Manual. A user's guide for the computer
simulation software you will use in this course. Available at Dollar
Bill Copying, 611 Church Street, Ann Arbor.
Additional required reading may be provided via web, e-mail, or handouts.
Membership in the course e-mail group is required, as is reading the
e-mail sent to this group. You must sign up to receive email the
first time you attend a lecture. If you do not receive e-mail messages
from the instructor by the next lecture, send e-mail to jimeng@umich.edu
asking to be added to the e-mail group.
Grades and grading policies
Overall grades will be based on total points earned on four written homework
assignments, two programming projects, and one exam. Points will
be tentatively assigned as follows (circumstances may require a change
in this distribution; this is at discretion of instructor):
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Homework assignments -- 30 percent
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Programming projects -- 30 percent
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Exam -- 40 percent
Program and Homework deadlines
Each assignment will specify a due date and time. Late assignments
will automatically lose 20 percent of the possible points. Written homework
assignments will be due at the beginning of lecture on the due date (6:30
p.m. sharp). Assignments handed in after that
time will be considered late as long as they are handed in before the beginning
of the next lecture. Deadlines and late policies for programming assignments
will be explained later.
revised: January 6, 2000