• Read all instructions carefully.
• Instructor: Prof. 허충길
• TA: 송용주, 김윤승, 박상훈
  • Email address: [email protected].
    • Send emails for personal matters only. Use the issue tracker.
    • DO NOT send emails to [email protected].
    • In the case you send TA an email, specify your name and your student ID.

• Lecture: Mon 10:30-12:20
  • All lectures @ bldg 301 rm 203
• TA Session: Wed 10:30-12:20
  • All TA Sessions @ bldg 302 rm 301-11
• Office Hour: Mon, Wed 15:00-16:00 @ bldg 301 rm 554-1. If not eligible, please email me to make an appointment.

• There will be lecture on 09/02/Wed.
• There will be TA session on 09/14/Mon.
• There will be lecture on 09/30/Wed.
• There will be TA session on 10/05/Mon.

• Send email for personal matters only.
• If you want to post a piece of source code, please DO NOT upload an image of it. Because it is hard to reconstruct texts from images.
  • Instead, use GitHub Markdown's "fenced code blocks" feature.
  • Or, you can always use GitHub Gist.

• There will be 1 assignments, and 4 iterations of projects.

• Do not copy other's source code, including other students' and resources around the Web.
• DO NOT CHEAT. If you copy other's source code, you will get F. Note that we have a good automatic clone detector.

• Basically, due will be the Sunday 23:59. I will specify due date of each assignments and iterations on its instructions.
• You can still submit until the next to the next Sunday 23:59, but you will get only 70% of the score.
• For assignments, TBA.
• For project iterations, we will use Github.

This is a step-by-step instruction.

• Register at GitHub.
• Give your information to me here.
• Then I will include you to snu-sf-class organization.
• Create a PRIVATE repository inside snu-sf-class organization.
• Then I will automatically crawl your repositories at deadline.

• Previous Course Page

• If you don't know about Git, start reading articles on GitHub. Especially, read Bootcamp, Setup, Using Git, User Accounts, and SSH sections.

• For those who are interested, we are going to use the GitHub's guide to classrom usage and the sandboxing method.