NEED HELP? Here's who to contact:

• Help on homework?
  - Contact your insturctor or TA either via email, or attend any office hours for help! You can go to any TA or the instructor for help!
• Grading question regarding a HOMEWORK GRADE?
  - Email the TA who graded your homework first. This is the person who posted the grading feedback on Canvas. If not resolved or if you still have questions, THEN email the instructor. TA's grade all of your homeworks.
• Grading question regarding a Milestone Assignment? -
  Email the instructor. I grade ALL of the milestone assignments in this course (that's a lot... O_o)

GENERAL COURSE QUESTIONS

• Can you switch my section or place me in the course even though it's full?
  A: No. If I could, I would. I have no power to do this nor does any instructor at FSU have the power to change student's schedules. See your advisor about this and keep an eye out during drop add to get into a section that better fits your schedule
• Can we use previous versions of the textbook or do we need the version you specify in your syllabus?
  A: You can use previous versions of the textbook but be aware that the reading sections that I will assign (which is required reading for the course) will be sections that correspond with the version of the textbook I mention in the syllabus. If you can ensure you're doing the appropriate readings, a previous version of the book is fine.

HOMEWORKS - COMPILER ERRORS, GENERAL

• Can I work with other students in the course on homeworks? Can I ask other students for help on homeworks?
  A: NO. Homeworks are INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENTS. If you need help, visit ANY TA's office hours or the instructor's, or feel free to send any of us an email. Send us your code and *specific* questions regarding your code. DO NOT SEEK ANY OUTSIDE HELP.
• Can I use a different compiler other than g++ on linprog?
  A: Sure... BUT: be aware that I will be teaching and doing examples assuming you're using g++ on linprog as this is the compiler this course will focus on. If you use another compiler besides g++, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for ensuring your code works on linprog before you submit any code. The TAs will grade the homework on linprog