The second submission opportunity for UPG1 (March re-exam period, deadline 19 March) has now opened in Lisam.
While it is possible to submit early, reviewing may not start before the deadline. It is recommended to inform your seminar leader by email after you have submitted. We expect to review submissions and report results within 2 weeks after the deadline.

The results of the UPG1 submissions of 11/1 for all seminar groups except group D have been reported to the Ladok secretary, and detailed feedback on the ETPs has been provided on Lisam. Results and feedback for group D will follow as soon as possible.

We expect to have the UPG1 submissions of 11/1 reviewed and reported on 27/1.
Note that notifications from Lisam and webreg will be posted separately for the different seminar groups.

The slides of the Academic English feedback lecture of 13/12 are now available on Lisam in the AcademicEnglish folder.

The Academic English feedback for all introductions that were submitted on time (22/11) have been made available on Lisam early on 12 december. (If you did not receive a notification from Lisam, please check with your team mate who submitted.)
Explanations will be given in the feedback lecture (13 december 15:15 on zoom).
Lisam's numerical grades map to grading-rubric colors as follows: 1 = red, 2 = orange, 3 = yellow, 5 = green.
NB No resubmission is required for Academic English feedback (even if red or orange). This grade is for information only - use it for revising your ETP before submitting for UPG1 in January.
If anything should still be unclear: In the final lecture on 13 december, we offer you the opportunity during the extended break to ask individual questions to Mikael, Nicole and Brittany who corrected the submitted introductions (see the Lisam/PDF comments who corrected yours).

The second half of the final lecture of 13 december, starting at 16:00 sharp, will, among other things, explain UPG1 requirements and the upcoming IDA wexupp registration deadline for spring 2025 external thesis projects.

Today, Overleaf servers are affected by a global outage (see status.overleaf.com) and by late afternoon it is still not clear when Overleaf will be up again. Many students thus have problems of getting access to their working document and making the submission deadline tonight.
For this reason, we extend today's (3/12) submission deadline to tomorrow Wednesday 4/12 at 10:00 (AM).
This will leave slightly less time for the peer-reviewing phase before Seminar 3, but should still be possible. Let us hope that we get back Overleaf access very soon.

If not emailed directly by your seminar leader, most of you can now (or shortly) find the feedback on the submitted introduction in the Lisam cooperative workspace under "FeedbackSeminar-FBfromSeminarLeaders" in your subgroup's folder. There you can also find the agenda for the Feedback Seminar (28/11).
Unless the overall score is GREEN, you are expected to attend the feedback seminar, as explained last week.

The slides from Mikael Svenssons guest lecture (15/11) can now be found on the Lectures page, and also in the Lisam cooperative area (in folder "AcademicEnglish"). Some additional material (on useful linking words, for self-studies) is also available in the Lisam folder.

Seminar 2 for group D (August Ernstsson) has been rescheduled to 20/11 kl. 17.15-19.00, see TimeEdit.

The zoom link for group C (Navya) has been updated on Lisam:
Seminar zoom links for seminar groups A, ..., H on Lisam (requires login)

The division of seminar groups is now available in the Lisam cooperative area.
Please check the PDF file TDDD89-2024-seminargroups-by-LiUID.pdf (requires Lisam login) for looking up your seminar group, your group's theme (topic/method area, i.e., the sample thesis to read) and your seminar group leader.
Seminar group names (A1-A4, B1-B4, ..., H1-H4) match the group names in TimeEdit (A, B, ..., H) for the seminar sessions.
You can easily find the other teams in your seminar group in the PDF file TDDD89-2024-seminargroups-by-group.pdf (requires Lisam login).
Group folders (Seminar1/A1 - H4) for collecting the preparatory material for Seminar 1 have been created in the cooperative area.
The groups have now also been entered in webreg for UPG2 (seminars).

Please submit your topic outline document by 7 november 2024 by placing it in the shared Lisam folder for topic outlines. This is your sign-up for the seminars.

A shared spreadsheet for finding a team mate for the seminars has been set up in the Lisam cooperative area for the course (login required). Information will be given in the first lecture.

In the master thesis project information meeting on 3/10/2024 for all D/U/IT final-year students, we will give a short introduction to the coming instance of this course and inform about useful preparations in order to easier meet the first-week submission deadline.

Från och med HT2024 är TDDD89 valbar även för Y i Termin 9, enligt studiehandboken. Detta kan passa bra i enstaka fall, dock inte generellt för Y. Vi vill påpeka att kursen TDDD89 är avsedd för studenter med ett datavetenskapligt fördjupningsområde (främst från CS, D, U, IT, Idata) som ska skriva ett master-examensarbete i detta fördjupningsområde. Kursinnehållet och materialet är upplagt för denna målgrupp.

As in previous years and as listed in the course syllabus, the mandatory-attendance seminars and two of the lectures will be given entirely on distance (zoom) also in HT2/2024, due to more convenient group work on text documents via screen sharing in zoom and due to shortage of rooms that would be suitable for the seminars.
Lectures and seminars will be given live and will not be recorded.

We started updating the course web pages for the coming instance of TDDD89 HT2/2024.
By and large, the 2024 course will follow the same structure as 2023.
All course information and instructions will be given here on the course web page. We use Lisam only for group cooperation in the seminars and for submission, and for non-public documents (e.g., zoom session links).