A few TeX hints: To make the symbol we've been using for "blank", the TeX
command is $\sqcup$. To make a "dotted version" of a symbol, you can use
$\dot$: do $\dot{0}$, for instance, to put a dot over a 0. Also, remember
that to make
Note: Revised versions of Solution set 2 and Solution set 3 are posted
below. Solution set 2 solved a different version of problem 3b, while
Solution set 3 omitted the solution for problem 3 and gave solution for a
different version of problem 4.
Banner doesn't list our meeting place. We are meeting in
McGlothlin-Street 002.
Contact Information
Instructor: Moses Liskov, mliskov *at* cs.wm.edu
Office: McGl 135
Office Hours: Wednesday, 4-6pm, except when a homework is due on a
Tuesday; in those weeks, OH are Monday, 4-6pm.
Lecture: TuTh 11-12:20, McGlothlin-Street 002
Teaching Assistant: Alexander Babansky, babansky *at* cs.wm.edu
Office: McGl 111
Office hours: Friday, 1-2pm.
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