Labs
Important notes
The following instructions are common for all lab groups:
- Make yourself acquainted with authors' ethical guidelines. It might prevent future misunderstandings regarding the authorship of your lab assignments.
- Add yourselves to the Mattermost channel of the course and of your lab teacher (listed below).
- Get your own Arduino within the first two weeks. Also check important notes on Arduino platform and the emulator.
- Part of this course is to learn basics of C/C++ and how to code well in this language. We have laid down some coding guidelines that should help you with solving the assignments.
- We have received a lot of feedback from the students. Some of the improvements were already implemented and the details can be found at student's rebuttal page.
Groups and lab teachers
If you have any questions or suggestions related to the labs, please contact your corresponding teacher.
| Jáchym Bártík | #nswi170-compsys-bartik |
Tuesday 12:20-13:50, N8 | labs page |
| David Bednárek | #nswi170-compsys-bednarek |
Thursday 12:20-13:50 (odd weeks), N8 | labs page |
| Patrik Dokoupil | #nswi170-compsys-dokoupil |
Thursday 12:20-13:50 (even weeks), N8 | labs page |
| Martin Kruliš | #nswi170-compsys-krulis |
Friday 10:40-12:10, N11 | labs page |
| Štěpán Stenchlák | #nswi170-compsys-stenchlak |
Wednesday 12:20-13:50 (odd weeks), SW2 ![[English]](../../resources/flags/en.png) |
labs page |
| Martin Svoboda | #nswi170-compsys-svoboda |
Wednesday 12:20-13:50 and 14:00-15:30 (even weeks), SW2 |
labs page |
| Jakub Yaghob | #nswi170-compsys-yaghob |
Monday 12:20-13:50, N8 | labs page |
| Filip Zavoral | #nswi170-compsys-zavoral |
Monday 12:20-13:50, N11 | labs page |