COS 323 - Computing for the Physical and Social Sciences |
Fall 2012 |
Course home | Outline and lecture notes | Assignments |
Assignment 0: Matlab warmup and approximation error
Due Sep 25.
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Assignment 1: The Pratt Truss Bridge
Due Oct 9.
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Assignment 2: Logistic Regression
Due Oct 23.
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Assignment 3: Oscillating Chemical Reactions, ODEs, and Chaos
Due Nov 27.
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Assignment 4: Simulating Population Genetics
Due Dec 11.
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Final project
Proposal due Dec 14.
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Final project due Jan 15.
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The assignments are due at 11:59 PM on the due date. You are given
3 free late days that you can use any time during the semester.
You may discuss concepts and assignments with others, but everything handed
in must be your own work. All code must be your own - you may not use code
from your classmates, the internet, the textbook, or any other source.
All writeups must reflect your code, as submitted, and all analysis and
insights must be your own.
We will be using CS Dropbox to submit assignments, which should be familiar to
you from previous COS courses. Each assignment page will have a link
to submit your files - login with your Princeton netID, and submit all
applicable files by the deadline. You can resubmit and unsubmit files as
needed up until the submission deadline. There is more information about
dropbox here.
Late Policy
Collaboration Policy
Submitting Your Work
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