Posts Tagged ‘ functional programming ’
On Tuesday and Thursday of this week I had computer science exams – Functional Programming and Design & Analysis of Algorithms on Tuesday, and Imperative Programming I and II on Thursday. They both went about the same – could have gone worse, and could probably have gone much better. I’m not sure what else there [ READ MORE ]
Today has been a very snowy week indeed. Also, Y1/T2/W3 (1 2 3) above. Coolness. I think the snow has made the week seem to go ridiculously fast. Seems like only yesterday that we were building Mr Snowy, only to discover that he had been torn apart by maths students. Damn them. As [ READ MORE ]
With the Christmas holidays been and gone, it is now time for another 8 weeks of non-much-free-time, bad dreams about problem sheets and undecided sleeping patterns – Hilary term is here. And so far, it hasn’t been all that bad. Alright, I’ll give that it started off badly with Collections. That’s what Oxford (possibly also Cambridge?) [ READ MORE ]
As can be seen in the previous post, the List of Death for Week 7 didn’t look nice. At all. Thankfully, the following things happened: Analysis sheet is now due for Friday of this week, not Tuesday. Our functional programming tutor hasn’t told us when to do the next sheet for, as he needs to [ READ MORE ]
I’ve decided to make up a list, called the List of Death, which details all the problem sheets I have to do for the following week. While I have already thankfully thrown out the one for work due for Week 6, here is the one for Week 7. Not fun in the slightest. Especially [ READ MORE ]