51:186 PAMI-II
Assignments


 

Assignment #
 Assignment
 Due Date
 Comments
1
 Homework 1
 9/10/04
 Solutions
2
 Homework 2
 9/20/04
3
 Homework 3
 10/1/04
 Solutions
4
 Homework 4
 10/18/04
 Find the images here
5
 Homework 5
 11/3/04
 Find some testing images here
6
 Homework 6
 11/12/04
 Solutions
7
 Homework 7
 12/3/04
 Solutions
8
 Homework 8
 12/10/04
 Find training and testing data here






51:186 Homework Guide


Procedure for submitting completed programming assignments:

To submit your programs developed for the homework assignments, you must log into a UNIX machine (or run Xsession from a PC) and use the grade program. To learn more about the grade program, type man grade from a UNIX window (the man pages in UNIX are roughly equivalent to the Help pages in Windows).

For example, if you wish to submit a file named "hw2.zip" that was developed for homework 2, you would type from a UNIX window the following:

grade bme186_hw2 hw2.zip

This would submit your file named "hw2.zip" that is in your directory to the BME186 account. Remember that the last submission is the one that is recorded; once you resubmit an assignment solution, then the resubmission date and time are recorded, not the original submission date and time.

To check your submission for Assignment 2, including the time and date that the homework solution was recorded, type

grade –v bme186_hw2

For this class you only need to submit your Operations.cpp file, unless otherwise mentioned.
So you will type (after going to the proper directory) :

grade bme186_hw2 Operations.cpp

REMEMBER:  On-time homework assignments are those with submission dates and times on or before the beginning of class on due date. Late submissions of homework assignments will not be accepted UNLESS you get prior permission from the instructor. 

Good luck.


IMPORTANT:

1- Don't rewrite the complete homework question in your answer, it's a waste of your time.

2- If you have any questions regarding your grade, discuss it with your instructor within ONE WEEK, during office hours or by e-mail.

3- Make sure to write clear comments in your code explain what you are doing. Don't forget to write your name, and the date in the beginning of your code.

4- To get full credit, your code must compile and run on the ICAEN PCs in 1245 SC.