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I encourage you to begin by playing some games or watching recordings of people playing to make sure you are comfortable with the rules and mechanics. A quick search of youtube surfaced this (https youtu.be g QRczGzXqw)
ANONYMOUS wrote
Hi,
Per the tutorial and the warning in the project spec, there is no reason for you to read or understand BasicAgent and SatisfactoryAgent, and I (softly) discourage you from doing so.
Specifically, you are implicitly and explicitly fo...
I expect it to only require English explanation. It can't hurt and may be advisable to be comfortable writing pseudocode if you need it to explain your solution, but I would say no question requires it.
ANONYMOUS wrote
I hope to release information on the Mid-Semester Test and sample questions in the lecture this week (exactly two weeks before the test), but if I am not able to finalize some information by then I will release it as soon as possible ...
SPOILERS for Lab 1 below
In the tutorial on 2024-08-01, we discussed various approaches to solving Lab 1 (MazeAgent), and implemented some of these as we worked our way to a solution. Unfortunately, and in traditional form for live coding, my final im...
Due to a CAS misconfiguration, only three of our four labs have been available for allocation. I have asked the teaching ops team to make the Monday 15 00 lab available.
Students are welcome to attend any and as many labs as they wish, but if labs bec...