CSE 141L
Lab 4 Demonstration Schedule

Fall 2003

Lab 4 Demonstration General Guidelines

• All group members must attend your demonstration. Make sure that you have communicated with all members of your group before signing up for a timeslot. You will lose points from your total grade proportional to the number of group members who do not attend.
  
  This means the following:
  • If you have three (3) members in your group:
    • If one (1) member does not attend your demonstration, you will lose 33% of your total grade for this project.
    • If two (2) members do not attend your demonstration, you will lose 66% of your total grade for this project.
    • If no members attend your demonstration, you will receive a zero (0%) for this project.
  • If you have two (2) members in your group:
    • If one (1) member does not attend your demonstration, you will lose 50% of your total grade for this project.
    • If no members attend your demonstration, you will receive a zero (0%) for this project.
  • If you are working by yourself:
    • If you do not attend your demonstration, you will receive a zero (0%) for this project.
  
  
• You may only sign up for one (1) timeslot. This schedule will be monitored regularly and groups that have signed up for more than one timeslot will be responsible for showing up for the earliest submitted appointment.
  
  This means the following:
  • If you originally sign up for a timeslot on Monday and then decide to sign up for a timeslot on Friday to give your group more time, your appointment for Friday will be discarded and your group will be responsible for demonstrating on Monday.
  
  
• You may not sign up other groups. Groups discovered signing other groups up for timeslots will receive a zero (0%) on this project.
  
  
• This signup is for your benefit. If abuse of this signup facility is discovered, all groups will have timeslots assigned to them by the TAs.
  
  
• All LogicWorks 4 files used to create your processor must be submitted at least one (1) hour before your scheduled demonstration time or by 1 PM on Friday, December 5. This is to minimize the amount of time necessary to open your processor for testing so that demonstrations run in a timely manner.
  
  
• It is your responsibility to make sure that your timeslot is correct. Please make sure that the timeslot you submit is the intended day and time. You should check this schedule periodically to make sure that you and your group know when to appear for your demonstration.
  
  
• All demonstration appointments will be held in AP&M 2444.
  
  
• E-mail Kyle (kdowney@cs.ucsd.edu) to report any problems.

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