What are the 2360 Resources?
These alternative 2360 Resources pages
connect together, through a "Web", a
collection of "stuff" that will hopefully make getting through 2360 a little
easier.
This way when you write your memoirs, the chapter on your experience in 2360
will be entitled How I learned to stop worrying and love the Bomb ...
err Lisp.
Why use the WWW "format"
Because not everyone is "interested" in all the resources. This allows those
who are interested can partake and those who aren't ( i.e. "I'll just hold
my breath until this class is over, so as to not contaminate myself with
any Lisp/functional programming knowledge" ) folks can just skip over it. :-)
This way I don't fill up the newsgroup with stuff nobody is interested in and
end up in somebody's KILL file.
The alternate reason is so that I could present code fragments and functional
programming concepts in a "non-linear" fashion. Sometimes it helps to grope
through a "non-linear" presentation of a topic.
This material is NOT a multimedia presentation. It is more of a hypertext
presentation. One, because making it multimedia would take tons of time AND
disk... the space for this stuff is charge to MY quota.
And two, since lots of 2360 folks hack at home I purposely designed something
that provides as much info when using lynx as when using
netscape. Of course the netscape presentation is MUCH,
MUCH more pleasing to the eye.
"DISCLAIMER"
However, I make no guareentees that this "stuff" will make life easier.
Or that it will appear on the Final.
All the material is provide "AS IS". If it isn't helpful then you can
send me mail with suggestions on how to make it "better". If it is helpful it
would be nice to know that too.
Additionally, since I'm doing this on top of more "usual" TA duties it may
take a while for any suggestions/corrections/additions to appear.
Getting the Homeworks graded and returned is my first priority.
Check the What's New page to track the
changes that have been added lately.
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