The course is taught by Dr Martine Schlag and Dr David Hembold.

The TA is Srividya Ananthanarayanan .

Information pertaining to the course itself:
• Syllabus
• Assignment 1
• Assignment 2
• Assignment 3
• Newsgroup

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  Information of interest to TAs:

• CATS Policies
• Administering courses under Athena
• The Baskin Center Policy about Cheating
• Information about program for comparing submitted programs can be found in directory /projects/public/terra/sim.
• The center for teaching excellence.

  They offer videotaping and mid-quarter feedback for faculty and TA's. Contact Sheila Cunningham at 459-2351 (sheilac@cats.ucsc.edu).

  To schedule sections and labs see Kristine Kilkenny in the board office.

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  Information of interest to graduate students doing research:

• Melvyl
• Richard Hughey's home page contains information about using LaTeX.
• NAS page on professional ethics/CS Department
• Ian Parberry's guides. He has a guide to public speaking, and a guide to reviewing. Another useful guide to preparing a talk is P.R. Halmos's How To Talk Mathematics in the Notices of the AMS, vol 21 #3, April, 1974).

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  Other resources of use to graduate students in the Baskin Center:
• CE/CS Department
• The Center's computing resources and policies
• Henry Rutland (hrutland@cats) can provide information on applying for and obtaining fellowships.