Plans Plans for Future Lectures 11 January 2004 FawcettHome.xml Courses.xml OfficeHours.xml Code.xml Books.xml www.ecs.syr.edu/faculty/fawcett/handouts research.xml swdev.xml webdev.xml news.xml OtherLinks.xml SiteDesign.xml graduates.xml AllPages.xml notices.xml Lects: ../CSE681/Lecture1/CSE681CodeL1.xml ../CSE687/Lecture1/CSE687CodeL1.xml ../CSE691/Lecture1/CSE691CodeL1.xml ../CSE775/Lecture1/CSE775CodeL1.xml ../CSE776/Lecture1/CSE776CodeL1.xml ../CSE778/Lecture1/CSE778CodeL1.xml ../CSE784/Lecture1/CSE784CodeL1.xml Plans: CSE681-SWMA CSE687-OOD CSE691-IP CSE775-DO CSE776-DP CSE778-AWP CSE784-SWS In the absence of clearly defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily acts of trivia.
Each time a course is taught, the lecture pages are revised. Sometimes a little, sometimes a lot. So, as you look ahead at the lecture pages for a course you are taking, understand that future pages are subject to change.

The purpose of this page is to remind myself of things I want to do for upcoming lectures, and to provide a place for students to see and comment on the direction that current lectures are taking. I listen to student requests for specific topic discussions, and react if I believe it is in the best interest of the class and I have the time.

So these "plans" are not committments. They represent things I want to present or presentations I want to improve. I usually manage to complete about 75% of my plans for lectures by the time they are actually given.

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