You probably want to make your project in a separate directory.
There should be a
Makefile which should build the project (with the
make command).
Do not forget also an adequate clean target in your makefile.
The main target of the examination project should be an intuitively named pdf file (like
dvf-exam-erfc.pdf) with the report; and, possibly, a log-file.
The report on the examination project should be written in LaTeX using the
article class or any other class.
It should be around
one or two pages long and should contain a short formulation of the practical
assignment you solve; the answers on the theoretical questions;
a short description of your implementation (which should be based on the GSL
routines); and an illustrative figure
created by pyxplot or gnuplot in pdf or latex formats. You can use
either pdflatex or
latex/dvipdf.
Remember to build the examination project before submitting.
You should sumbit the archives of two directories: the one with the drawn homework and the one with the examination project. At your convenience, either as two separate archives, if the digital-examination server allows it, or as one archive with two directories.
Look up the homework problem(s) to submit, the theoretical question(s) to answer, and the practical assignment to implement from the table below from the row corresponding to your name.
If the the drawn number, i, of the theoretical
question to answer is larger than the total number, n,
of the theoretical questions in the given homework,
then
i=(i mod n)+1 , (if i>n).
time now: 31/Mar/2026-12:20
next run : 14/Jun/2016-09:00
...here you go, good luck :)
| Name | The serial number of the homework problem(s) to submit | The serial number of the theoretical question to be answered in the text of the report | The serial number of the practical assignment from this list |
| Bjørn Lægdsgaard Helbo | 4 | question number 8 from problems 11; | 30 or 18 (at your choice) |
| Knud Valdemar Trøllund Lassen | 3 | question number 4 from problems 8; | 13 or 17 (at your choice) |
| Anders Lønberg Lund | 7 | question number 6 from problems 5; | 6 or 14 (at your choice) |