ANONYMOUS wrote Hi, We would like to be able to release the answers but unfortunately we can't. There are people with extensions who are still working on the project. Thanks.

ANONYMOUS wrote This means your code produced no output. It means you broke your code.

This is also covered in the project description. Please read the "Submission" section.

ANONYMOUS wrote Please read the project information There are hidden test cases. Similar to the mid-semester test, there are secret test cases which you cannot download. If you get "WRONG ANSWER" or another incorrect verdict despite passing the sampl...

Yes

ANONYMOUS wrote It uses the default install for Pypy on Ubuntu 22.04 Pypy 7.3 (equiv to Python 3.9)

If you are struggling to solve the question, and properly analyzing the worst case is part of solving, then I suggest moving on to trying different problems. You can get 93 points without solving flip.

ANONYMOUS wrote Your code is run on our sever. It's the same server that all submissions are run on. There are no special command line options we use to run your code. I suspect that you are not testing the worst case inputs locally. You are probably ...

Please try again now.

Looks like there is a bug in cssubmit. I will see if I can find a fix. We're using a validation script to ensure that your project.txt is in the correct format. This is a feature that is support by cssubmit. However, there have been some changes to cs...

ANONYMOUS wrote I will make sure it is available up to the day of the last supplementary deferred exam.

ANONYMOUS wrote I am not sure I understand the question. Are you assuming that exams will be done on DOMjudge? As far as I am aware, we have not announced the format of the exam yet.

ANONYMOUS wrote Answered here https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help3001?p np opt U77

ANONYMOUS wrote I checked this submission manually. This is happening because your program is crashing before you finish reading the input. That's generally what RUN ERROR means. RUN ERROR basically means your Python script has crashed. This can happen...

ANONYMOUS wrote We have access to all your submissions. However, we will only be looking at them to verify how many problems you solved (to tally the points), or to manually check any plagiarism hits.

ANONYMOUS wrote Hello. Yes the labs are definitely on. I spoke to the lab facilitator for Tuesday and they said they were there. Are you sure you are going to the right place? The Tuesday 8am lab is in 2.03.

ANONYMOUS wrote Firstly, the equation you gave is the same as the one in the lecture. We just use h(u) instead of d u . So I am not sure what you are asking? Perhaps you could rephrase the question? Secondly, yes, Johnson's algorithm is effectively r...

ANONYMOUS wrote It would be helpful if you include citations in a comment. This will ensure that we don't consider any copied code plagiarism when our automated system shows us the list of hits. The UWA academic integrity policy says that you should ...

ANONYMOUS wrote We are not grading your code for readability. The intent of the project is to test your algorithmic ability so we're not testing your software-engineering skills. There are no partial marks for problems.

ANONYMOUS wrote I assume by 30 you are referring to that fact that the project contributes 30 to your overall unit mark. If so, yes, if you get a score of 100, then your project grade will be 100 , which is weighted at 30 of the unit grade.

ANONYMOUS wrote You are permitted to learn new concepts and apply them. I strongly encourage it, and it's entire point of the unit Having said that, the labs and lectures should cover all the relevant concepts you need for the project. If you are wor...

ANONYMOUS wrote Please refer to the project rules "It is not allowed to share you solutions with other students in CITS3001." Also "The lab facilitators may help you understand what the problems are asking, and are also permitted to help with basic ...

ANONYMOUS wrote I have no issue with this in principle but it may trigger our plagiarism detection system. Please properly comment it so that if it comes up when we are marking we know that you used code from the lectures.

Good question. I have added the following to the project information page. "There are no penalties for incorrect submissions. However, misuse of DOMjudge will not be tolerated and may be considered academic misconduct. Misuse includes denial of servic...

ANONYMOUS wrote Please see the Project page on LMS "There are hidden test cases. Similar to the mid-semester test, there are secret test cases which you cannot download. If you get "WRONG ANSWER" or another incorrect verdict despite passing the samp...

I want to add to Gozz's answer. Spanning trees are unrooted undirected trees. Shortest path trees are directed and rooted by construction, and only need to cover nodes that are reachable from the source node. The directed version of a spanning tree is...

ANONYMOUS wrote It is now uploaded to LMS.

ANONYMOUS wrote It is now uploaded to LMS.