====== ADS2 Tutorial 2024/25 ======

See the Table of Contents on the right. I highly recommend reading through the whole page.

You can find below the tasks done at the tutorial.
To communicate regarding the homework, we will be using [[https://kam.mff.cuni.cz/owl/|OWL]].
If you haven't received an enrollment token from me, please send me an email.

When sending an email, please always add ''[ADS2]'' in the subject line.


===== What we have done at the tutorial =====

  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:01-cv.pdf |1. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:01-cv-s.tex |tex}})
  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:02-cv.pdf |2. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:02-cv-s.tex |tex}})
  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:03-cv.pdf |3. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:03-cv-s.tex |tex}})
  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:04-cv.pdf |4. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:04-cv-s.tex |tex}})
  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:05-cv.pdf |5. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:05-cv-s.tex |tex}})
  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:06-cv.pdf |6. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:06-cv-s.tex |tex}})
  * {{ :teaching:ads22425:07-cv.pdf |7. tutorial}} ({{ :teaching:ads22425:07-cv-s.tex |tex}})

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  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:04-cv.pdf |4. tutorial}}
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  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:06-cv.pdf |6. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:07-cv.pdf |7. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:08-cv.pdf |8. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:09-cv.pdf |9. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:10-cv.pdf |10. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:11-cv.pdf |11. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:12-cv.pdf |12. tutorial}}
  * {{ :teaching:ads22223:13-cv.pdf |13. tutorial}}

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===== Credit requirements =====

I will grant credits for gaining a total of 100 points. You can see your current number of points in OWL.

You can gain points in the following ways:

  * **Solving homework:** I will assign tasks for at least 150 points. Each task has a deadline, typically in two weeks; for solutions submitted after the deadline you only get 2/3 of total points. The tasks will be divided into thematic groups distinguished by some code and I require that you hand in at least one task from each group. It's OK if your solution is not perfect, but I want you to put some effort into each group of tasks. More details on [[#homework|homework]].
  * **Student grading:** if you are confident when handing in homework, you can get up extra points by becoming a //student grader// for this task. The formula for points obtained is $r \cdot b/5$, where $b$ is the number of points the task is worth and $r$ is the number of solutions you graded, that is, if a task is worth $6$ points and you grade $10$ solutions, you will get $10 \cdot 6/5 = 12$ points. You can only become a grader $3\times$ a semester. More about [[#student grading|student grading]]...
  * **Project:** you can get extra points for a small project, which can be practical (implementing some algorithm) or theoretical (description and analysis of some nontrivial algorithm). You can propose a project or ask me for ideas. The project has to be novel in some way; I will not allow a simple implementation of a textbook algorithm, not least because those are widely publicly available.


===== More Information =====

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