Labs of Štěpán Stenchlák
Tuesday 15:40-17:10 (even weeks) ![[English]](../../resources/flags/en.png)
Room: SW2 (Malostranské nám. 25, Praha 1)
- Please use Mattermost channel
#nswi170-compsys-stenchlakfor communication (questions regarding homework, presentations, rules, etc.). To join Mattermost for the first time, use the invitation link from the detail of the lecture in SIS. (under the Note for the attending students). - Starting with the second lab, you will need your own Arduino board. Please check more info about Arduinos on how to get one from the University library.
- Join these labs' ReCodEx group through the SIS integration page to submit your future homework.
How to get credits
To get credits for these labs and have a chance to pass the exam, you will need to:
- successfully solve problems from all six labs (starting the first lab) and submit them to the ReCodEx in a given deadline (You need to have 100% score before the deadline)
- get at least 7 points from reviews (see below)
- successfully pass the final lab test
Attendance is not mandatory. You do not have to announce that you will skip the labs.
Please, observe the deadlines in ReCodEx carefully, as they are hard deadlines. If you get into any kind of trouble keeping up with your assignments, let me know immediately so we can negotiate a mutually acceptable solution. Failure to deliver an assignment without prior arrangement or serious objective reason will cause you to fail the course.
Code quality requirements and other rules
The primary goal of these labs is to teach you to write a better code. Working with Aruduinos and programming in C/C++ is, therefore, not the primary goal. This means that we will teach you C++ only to the minimum extent necessary.
However, we will strictly enforce our Guidelines to write a better C/C++ code to teach you how to write better code. If your submitted code does not follow these guidelines, you will not get points, and you will have to resubmit it again. (see the following section for more details about deadlines and resubmitting)
If I do not see any progress in your code quality, you will lose the chance to get credits for these labs. There is a list of Unforgivable curses in our guidelines with detailed explanations.
Also, do not forget about the Ethical Guidelines, specifically about plagiarism which is forbidden.
Homework schedule
Each in-labs assignment will have the following pattern:
- We will start the assignment during the labs on Tuesday, progressing step by step.
- If you do not finish the assignment in the labs (or you do not attend the labs), you can finish it on your own at home.
- Your debugged and tested solution needs to be uploaded to ReCodEx before the deadline, which will be next Tuesday end of the day and obtain 100% score.
- I will review your solutions and give you feedback in the form of a code review (in ReCodEx).
- If your solution meets code quality requirements you will get X points where X is the number of the task. (For the first task, you can get only one point, for the last, you can get six points)
- If there are any issues, you can fix them until the deadline of the next assignment. If you manage to fix all the issues without any additional review cycles, you will get X points.
Labs schedule
Labs schedule will follow the Lab plan and learning outcomes.
| Date | Topic | Slides & Attachments | ReCodEx |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27.2.2024 | Lab #1 |  |
 01 - Celmomether |
| 12.3.2024 | Lab #2 | |
02 - Arduino LEDs |
| 26.3.2024 | Lab #3 | |
03 - Arduino Buttons |
| 9.4.2024 | Lab #4 | |
04 - Arduino 7seg Display |
| 23.4.2024 | Lab #5 | |
05 - Arduino Stopwatch |
| 7.5.2024 | Lab #6 | |
06 - Arduino Running Message |
| 21.5.2024 | TBD |