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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Some of the questions in the quiz are misleading and not really "fair". We shoul
Introduction of htop was not well done, we had to go back and explain some of the parts. In the Exercise A some students were not using htop (even though it is explicitly and clearly asked), unclear how to fix this. Maybe clearer explanation of the parts of htop would help, making it the natural tool for the exercise. We did say that they need it, so maybe they were not paying attention. Introduction of htop was not well done, we had to go back and explain some of the parts. In the Exercise A some students were not using htop (even though it is explicitly and clearly asked), unclear how to fix this. Maybe clearer explanation of the parts of htop would help, making it the natural tool for the exercise. We did say that they need it, so maybe they were not paying attention.
Exercises should be revised and streamlined. Exercise C is computationally too heavy, Aitor just showed the results and the students seemed to understand well the gist of the problem (numpy doing multithreading without asking). Exercise C can be changed into a live demo permanently; with simplification of the exercises the lecture might fit into 3h instead of 4h (we used ~3h40 in total in Plovdiv). The students appreciated the extra time for pelita. Exercises should be revised and streamlined. Exercise C is computationally too heavy, Aitor just showed the results and the students seemed to understand well the gist of the problem (numpy doing multithreading without asking). Exercise C can be changed into a live demo permanently; with simplification of the exercises the lecture might fit into 3h instead of 4h (we used ~3h40 in total in Plovdiv). The students appreciated the extra time for pelita. We lost a lot of time (~13 min) because the students were not on time, also having a part after lunch is not so great, breaks the flow of the lecture. Either starting earlier or postponing lunch by 30min could work (also shortening the lecture would work).
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