From today, Elin Brödje (IDA) is the new course secretary for TDDB68.

The results of the exam of 18 march have been reported.
An exam review session has been scheduled for friday 8 april at 12:30-13:00 in room John von Neumann, IDA.
Use this opportunity to inspect your exam and talk to the correcting assistants.
Afterwards, the exams will be archived in the IDA student expedition in the E-house, upper floor.

From today, Åsa Kärrman (IDA) is the new course secretary for TDDB68.

Currently there is low physical attendance in lab group E (evening times, see the schedule in TimeEdit). In order to make better use of the available supervision and room resources, we welcome participants from other lab groups who need more supervised lab time to additionally attend lab sessions of group E for asking questions (NB not for demonstrating or handing in solutions).

In order to balance workload and shorten average waiting times for help by lab assistants, we migrate the lab teams 15 and 16 from the full lab group C to group D.

Lesson 2 will cover lab 2. However, for those of you who are still struggling with Lab 1 there will be a short repetition of Lesson 1 the beginning. If you are already done with Lab 1 you can skip the repetition part and come 15 minutes later!

The report on the mid-term evaluation is available here.

As of today, the number of course registrations in LADOK indicates that the course is fully booked for its maximum capacity. We will therefore block all further requests for late course registration and keep them on a waiting list until the webreg deadline has passed, and admit these only to the course if there are spaces left in the labs.
Hence, if you are not registered yet, send your request to the manager of undergraduate studies, Dr. Ahmed Rezine, IDA, so we can include you in the waiting list.
If you are registered on the course but do not intend to take or complete it this spring, please unsubscribe so that someone else can take your spot.

The first lab session of Group D has been moved from tuesday 19/1 to wednesday 20/1 at 10-12 in room SU04/06 and will be supervised by Simon Ståhlberg, see the web schedule.

The first lecture for TDDB68 in VT2016 will be on monday 18 january 2016 at 08:15-10:00 in lecture hall C2.
As I will be on a business trip, the first two lectures will be given by my colleague Dr. Mikael Asplund, IDA.

In the coming instance of TDDB68 starting on jan 18, 2016, there will be a special lab group (group E) scheduled at evening times during vt1, that also former TDDB68 students can join to finish their labs and get examined. Please re-register for the course vt1/2016, and also sign up for lab group E in Webreg in the first week (v3).

IDA has now retired Solaris. Those of you who used Solaris for Pintos labs and still are not finished with the labs need to migrate your existing lab files to Linux.
The simplest way is probably to download a fresh Pintos for Linux from the lab page and then copy over the source files you modified when using Solaris, of course removing the corresponding files that already exist in Linux-Pintos.

Students who started before 2007 and need to finish the labs before summer need to demonstrate and submit before 12 june 2015 so that we can correct and report the result before the summer break.