CS486/686 - Assignments
There will be four assignments given the course, each worth 10% of
the
final mark (7% for CS686). Each assignment will have a theoretical part
and
a programming part. You are free to program in the language of
your choice, however Matlab is recommended since it provides a
convenient high-level programming environment for matrix
operations. If you decide to program in
Matlab, the IST group maintains a nice set of online references for Matlab including a
tutorial.
The approximate out and due
dates
are:
- A1: out May 9, due May 25
- A2: out May 25, due June 15
- A3: out June 15, due July 6
- A4: out July 6, due July 25
For each assignment, a hard copy must be
handed in on the due date either in class or in slot 5 or 6 of the
assignment drop off
box # 3 (3rd floor of the math building near the bridge to DC).
No
late
assignment will be accepted.
Assignment 1: due May 25th
- Click here for the assignment.
- Click here
for the three test problems.
- The TA responsible for A1, Martin Talbot (talbotm [at] acm [dot]
org), will hold special office hours on Tuesday May 23rd 1-3pm in the
AI lab (DC2306C).
Assignment 2: due June 15th
Assignment 3: due July 6th
- Click here for the assignment.
- Click here for a description of
the transition and reward models.
Assignment 4: due July 25th