Assignments

Assignments will be published as Marimo notebooks as they are prepared during the semester. Students will accomplish specific tasks by writing Python code in these notebooks, in a manner similar to the course notebooks. Assignment submissions will include the completed Marimo notebooks once each assignment is released.

Solutions will be published on the Calendar page as soon as possible.

Grades

• The final assignments grade will be the average of the 3 best grades out of the 4 assignments: assignments_grade = sum(sorted(grades)[1:]) / 3.
• Assignment #0 will not be graded.
• The final assignments grade will determine 20% of the course grade: final_grade = int(0.2 * assignments_grade + 0.8 * project_grade).
• Specifically, you can submit only 3 assignments and still get the maximum 20 points.
• To appeal assignment grades, please write a detailed printed appeal and submit it to the course instructor during office hours. Appeals will not be accepted via forum or email.

Deadlines

Assignments are due at 23:59. The due dates for all assignments are on the Calendar page.

Late Policy:

• All students have 3 free "late days" for the semester.
• Submissions are timestamped by their calendar date in Israel; for a deadline on Thursday, a submission on Friday at 00:20 (or even 00:02) counts for a full "late day".
• You may not submit assignments after exausting these "late days".
• Exceptions per TAU policy: reserve duty, pregnancy, illness, etc. See official TAU rules.
• You may not use "late days" for the final project.

Submission instructions

• Assignments should be submitted on Moodle.
• Your name should not be included in the notebook or in the filename.
• Your submission should be named AX.py, where X is replaced with the assignment number, e.g. A3.py for assignment #3.
• Please submit each assignment in its dedicated submission page.
• Unless otherwise mentioned, please submit a single Marimo notebook file (.py) containing all your figures.
• Do not email your assignments.

Collaboration Policy

• I expect students to understand and complete their own assignments and to submit one assignment per student.
• You may discuss the assignment with other students.
• You may not share assignment code with other students.
• You may not write assignment code together with other students.