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M1522.002400 Principles and Practices of Software Development

  • Instructor: Prof. Chung-Kil Hur
  • TA: Seunghyeon Nam(@strikef), Inwhan Chun(@inwchun), Minki Cho(@minkiminki)
    • Email address: [email protected].
      • When sending TA an email,
        • The subject (제목) must start with [SWPP]
        • Your name and student ID must be included in the body (본문)
      • When you reply to TA's email, please cc [email protected]. Otherwise, you may not be able to get response from TA. Usually, reply to all should do the job.
      • Unless your question involves sensitive data (your assignment code, personal information, etc), we recommend you use GitHub Issues instead.
    • Place: Bldg 302 Rm 315-1

Check the repository and issues page on a daily basis!
All important updates and notices will be uploaded only on GitHub! Updates include (but are not limited to) assignment, project, class policy, etc.

We'll rarely be using eTL on this course!

  • We may instruct you to submit some of the assignments via eTL
  • Practice session videos will be uploaded on eTL, no later than the following Friday

Announcements

Projects

Assignments

  • Mar. 13: Assignment 1 has been announced. Deadline is Mar. 19, 11:59 PM. See here: https://github.com/snu-sf-class/swpp202301-assn1
    • If you cannot compile word.cpp, please check whether your g++ supports c++17. g++ -version should print version 7 or upper.
    • Submit to eTL
  • Mar. 24: Assignment 2 has been announced. Deadline is Apr. 4, 11:59 PM. See here: Assignment 2 directory
    • You should have built LLVM on your computer in order to do this assignment.
    • Submit to eTL
  • Mar. 31: Assignment 3 has been announced. Deadline is Apr. 11, 11:59 PM. See here: Assignment 3 directory
    • You should have built LLVM on your computer in order to do this assignment.
    • Submit to eTL
  • Apr. 7: Assignment 4 has been announced. Deadline is Apr. 21, 11:59 PM. See here: Assignment 4 directory
    • You should have built LLVM on your computer in order to do this assignment.
    • Submit to eTL