SE 212: Logic and Computation (Fall 2025)

Assessment Descriptions

This page will contain pdf/grg files of the descriptions of the assessments (assignments and projects) as they become available.

Assessment Schedule

The george files provided do not contain all the information on the assignment questions. Please see the pdf files for the complete questions.

The .grg files are accessible directly in the Boole interface to george.

Assessment Handout Date Due Date
Asn#0 (1%)
se212-a00.pdf
a00q01.grg
a00q02.grg 		Thu 4 Sep Wed 10 Sep at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically) Assignment 0 must be completed individually.
Asn#1 (3.5%)
se212-a01.pdf
a01q01.grg
a01q02.grg
a01q03.grg
a01q04.grg
a01q05.grg
a01q06.grg
a01q07.grg
a01q08.grg 		Wed 10 Sep Wed 17 Sep at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically)
Asn#2 (3.5%)
se212-a02.pdf
a02q01.grg
a02q02.grg
a02q03.grg
a02q04.grg
a02q05.grg
a02q06.grg
a02q07.grg 		Wed 17 Sep Wed 24 Sep at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically)
Asn#3 (3.5%)
se212-a03.pdf
a03q01.grg
a03q02.grg
a03q03.grg
a03q04.grg
a03q05.grg
a03q06.grg
a03q07.grg 		Wed 24 Sep Wed 1 Oct at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically)
Midterm Exam (20%)   Wed 8 Oct 6:30 PM - 7:50 PM M3 1006
Project#1 (10%)
se212-p01.pdf
p01q01.grg
p01q02.grg 		Wed 22 Oct Wed 5 Nov at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically).
Lates: 4% per hour for up to 12 hours after the deadline.
Asn#4 (3.5%) Wed 5 Nov Wed 12 Nov at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically)
Project#2 (10%) Wed 12 Nov Wed 26 Nov at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically)
Lates: 4% per hour for up to 12 hours after the deadline
Asn#5 (3.5%) Wed 26 Nov TUE 2 Dec at 21:00 (9pm) (via MarkUs electronically)
Final Exam (45%)   TBD

Notes

  • Assignments/projects are to be submitted electronically via MarkUs and must adhere to the formatting requirements stated in the assignment/project description.
  • Assignment 0 must be completed individually.
  • Assignments #1-5 are equally weighted. We take the top 4 of your 5 assignment marks. Assignments #1-5 may be completed in groups of two.
  • All projects are equally weighted. Projects may be completed in groups of two.
  • NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Projects have a late handin policy as described in the project description.
  • Self-declared absences are usually accommodated using the regular accommodations for assignments, e.g., taking the top four of five assignment marks. In very extenuating circumstances, the weight of some assessments (projects/midterm) can be shifted to the final exam.
  • Once a group is formed on MarkUs for an asn/project, it cannot be changed. You do not have to have the same group for every asn/project.
  • You can submit multiple times to MarkUs before the deadline.
  • Solution sets will be available on the solutions web page. This page requires authentication and is only available to current SE212 students and staff.

  • Students will be able to view their current marks for assessments via MarkUs. Final exams are not returned to students. University regulations provide procedures for appealing marking decisions on final exams.
  • Remarking Policy: If you want to request a remark of any part of an assessment, please send email to course email with your name, your user id, and a description of the problem with the marking of your assessment. Please check the solution set prior to submitting a request for a remark. Remark requests must be made within two weeks of when the assessment marks are available. When we remark a question, your grade could go up or down. Please be aware that there is a possibility that your grade will be lowered.

    Remark requests must adhere to the following guidelines or they will be rejected:

    • Be respectful of the course staff.
    • Don't discuss how hard you worked.
    • Always include your userids and cc your partner - an instructor should be corresponding with everyone who wrote the submission and your partner must be in agreement with you submitting the remark request.
    • Don't send .png or .jpg files in the email. Send LINE NUMBERS in MarkUs.
    • Be brief and specific.
    • Ask questions - don't make demands or offer your opinions.

Last modified on Wednesday 22nd of October 2025 04:56:19 PM

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