Ce document contient des informations importantes concernant ce cours. Les règles concernant le fonctionnement du cours, des exercices et des travaux notés sont indiqués.
Page sur GitHub Les cours ont lieux le mardi de 10:15 - 12:00 Les exercises le vendredi 12:15 - 14:00
This course requires the following environment:
You are free to choose another operating system, but note that if you do so, you won't receive support from the course's assistant for any system-related issues.
Watch the course page to get notifications about the course.
You'll have to fork your this repository to submit your homeworks. Proceed as follows:
bash git clone git@github.com:<your-username>/outils-formels-modelisation.git
NOTE: Because GitHub does not support private forks (cloning this repository and recreating privately on your account is not a fork), we won't use private repositories for this course.
To clone, pull and ultimately push updates to your repository, you'll need GitHub to know your identity. The best way to do that is to setup SSH keys.
Alternatively, you can clone over HTTPS and use your credentials (username/password) every time you communicate with the origin.
I'll be posting updates to this repository for new homeworks or fixed on existing files. To merge those updates, run the following command in your local repository (the one you cloned from your fork):
git pull https://github.com/cui-unige/outils-formels-modelisation.git master
You must do your homework in your private fork of the course repository. You must fill your full name in your GitHub profile. If for any reason you have trouble with the deadline, contact your teacher as soon as possible. We must have access to your source code, that must be private. Your source code (and tests) must pass all checks of ... without warnings or errors. Your tests must cover at least 80% of the source code, excluding test files.
https://swift.org/getting-started/
Officially supported OS versions are macOS 10.12 (Sierra) and Ubuntu 16.10. You are highly encouraged to use either of those versions.
Chaque examen dure 20 minutes, 2 questions sont selectionnées et 20 minutes de préparations sont autorisées.
L'ordre de passage k dans (1...n) est déterminé par la liste, l'heure de passage peut donc se calculer comme ceci:
Pour le matin 8h30+(k-1 20'), pour l'ap-midi 13h30+(k-1 20')