Title pretty much says it all...my friends and i are looking for someone to help us with the final project. Its a new one so i cant just get someone's old version.
Its due in 2 weeks, so we can arrange something in the mean time.


Payment will range depending on how many ppl we have but most likely like, $50

Thanks
-Ben

CSC 112 is Fortran, and if you know someone that might be able to help, plesase have them contact me.

11/8/2005 8:20:23 PM

You know you can just have the TA help you. Spend a few hrs with them and they pretty much will help you do the whole program.

11/8/2005 8:52:11 PM

^correct

11/8/2005 9:21:39 PM

I TA'd for a year (Spring and Autmumn 04 -- I would have done it longer but I started a co-op. Hopefully I will be returning as a TA next semester) and what the above gentlemen have said is true for the most part. Fortran TA's usually will have extended office hours during the project time because often the project will be a lot more complicated then the labs. Even if your specific TA isn't particularly good, there will be at least one TA on duty throughout the day. They will be happy to help. I understand that some TA's aren't quite as good at conveying knowledge as others, but you can usually find a good TA. If you have any SPECIFIC problems, post them here and I will be happy to help.

11/8/2005 10:06:34 PM

i thought TA's werent allowed to help on the final project in csc 112

11/9/2005 12:41:08 AM

They are allowed to help with concepts and ideas.

11/9/2005 7:40:40 AM

Quote :

"Its a new one so i cant just get someone's old version."

HAHAHA, I love threads like this

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"Tutor"

11/9/2005 12:59:02 PM

^ we'll based on the opinions i normally get from TWW, i figured you guys would just say get someones from last year.

My TA actually is very helpful, but i was just trying to get this done. and i figured one of you guys could use the money.

This years project involves calculating the time it takes (2 methods) for a given sphere of ice to freeze. given the user inputs of inital water temp. atleast thats what im getting out of it so far....

11/9/2005 2:42:52 PM

bbump

11/9/2005 8:37:17 PM

still looking for some more help...

11/15/2005 8:52:59 PM

My problem with this project currently is figuring out how/easiest way to minimize the time w/ respect to temperature. Is there an equation that does this easily or should I use a loop and keep plugging numbers away.

11/25/2005 12:09:55 AM