Wed, 22 Oct 2014, 02:36
Sorry I did not get back to you on this before now. I said I would discuss it with my TAs and figure out the best way to proceed with respect to who you can talk to regarding getting lab 3 right, so you can address lab 4. I did discuss this with my TAs and decided that I do not want you talking to anyone other than me and the TAs about lab 3. I realize that it would be easier to let you work together with other students on getting lab 3 correct, but it would open up pandora's box with respect to other things. So, although it will mean more work for me and my TAs, I want you to only talk to us. Good luck fixing lab 3 if you have not done so already, and very importantly, getting lab 4 done. Yale Patt > > A student writes: > > > > > Hello Dr. Patt, > > > > > > I am currently debugging my lab assignment 3 and I was wondering what > > >your > > > thoughts on talking about the lab with other students were. Since we have > > > already submitted the lab and gotten graded, it seems like it would be > > >fine > > >to talk to other students about the implementation on lab 3. I could be > > > incredibly wrong, of course. What are your thoughts on it? Is it an okay > > > thing to do? > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > < < name withheld to protect the student who needs a correct lab3 to do > > lab4 > > > > > > Thank you for asking. It would seem to be okay. However there are good > > reasons why it is not ok. I am working with my TAs to figure out what to > > do, > > since we do want you to have a debugged lab 3 to start with when you add > > the > > stuff needed to complete lab 4. > > > > Please do not talk to any other student about lab 3 until I get back to > > you. > > Of course you can still get help from my TAs or me. > > > > Thank you. > > Yale Patt