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Current supervision timetable for the academic year 2014­15
In Lent 2015 I shall continue to supervise the CST Part 1A course Discrete Mathematics for the Jesus / King's group (two supervisions in the second half of the Michaelmas Term, one after 5 or 6 lectures, one after 9 or 10 lectures, and a third at the start of the Lent Term). The course continues in the Lent Term, with two distinct sections. There are 5 more lectures from Marcelo Fiore on the basic stuff, followed by 7 lectures from Andrew Pitts on Regular Languages and Automata. I think we need one more supervision in addition to the one already scheduled on Marcelo's course, and a further two on Regular Languages. That's a further 4 in all. We can decide the details on a pair­by­pair basis. In Lent 2015 I am supervising the CST Part 1B course Databases for the Jesus / King's / Wolfson group, also for Robinson College. There are 12 lectures running through the final six weeks of the Lent Term; I think you need three supervisions, one after 5 or 6 lectures, one after 9 or 10 lectures, and a third at the start of the Easter Term. The supervision timetable can be accessed from my personal Web pages, direct link
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~km10/sprvsn.pdf Allocated slots are indicated by the identifier of the relevant supervision pair. Please note that if I supervise the same pair for more than one subject that pair will have a different identifier in each context. The map between supervision pairs, courses and identifiers can be found on the next pages. I shall be supervising in my room in the Gibbs Building, King's College, which is G7 (second staircase from the Chapel, right at the top, shared with Tim Griffin). Please hand work in to King's Porter's Lodge or to my pigeon­hole in the Computer Lab by 12 noon on the day before the supervision – by 12 noon on Saturday for Monday supervisions (if leaving your work in King's, please mark it each week with a note “please do NOT take up to Dr Moody's room”). If you get the work in by those times I shall endeavour to look at it before the supervision, and will certainly correct it at some stage. Work that is not handed in before 5 pm on the evening before the supervision will not be looked at after the end of the supervision in any circumstances.
Ken Moody
January 2015
Lent Term 2015
0945­1045
Mon Jan 19th 1415­1515
DMd
Tues Jan 20th 1715­1815 1815­1915
DMc
DMb
Wed Jan 21st DMa
Fri Jan 30th DMd
Mon Feb 2nd DMc
Tues Feb 3rd DMb
Wed Feb 4th DMa
Mon Feb 9th
DMd
Tues Feb 10th
DMc
DMb
Wed Feb 11th DMa
Mon Feb 16th
DBg
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Tues Feb 17th DBd
***
Wed Feb 18th DBh
Thurs Feb 19th DBe
Fri Feb 20th ***
Mon Feb 23rd DMd
DMc
Tues Feb 24th DMa
DMb
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Free slots are indicated by ***. Make bookings by e­mail to me only after checking the timetable and confirming the time with your partner. When race conditions occur priority will usually be given to the pair whose e­mail is received first. Slots for dates later in the term will be posted once we have evidence about which days of the week are most suitable. Jesus College Part IA Computer Science (Discrete Maths)
Jon WRIGHT
jjw69
George WORT
gaw38
James WOOD
jmw248
DMa
DMb
Alan TANG
at698
King’s College Part IA Computer Science (Discrete Maths)
Ruby WHIPP
497
rew52
Ajanda SIVANANDAM
547
as2468
Michael TIGCHELAAR
330
mt647
Nathanael ALCOCK
750
na412
Shaun STEENKAMP
549
scs62
DMc
DMd
Jesus College Part IB Computer Science (Databases)
Jon FRENCH
jf451
DBa
Tim RADVAN
tjvr2
Joshua BAMBRICK
jpb80
DBb
Louise DAVIES
led45
Jerry YAN
yy363
Stuart ASHFORTH
sa710
DBc
King’s College Part IB Computer Science (Databases)
Profir PARTACHI
ppp23
Antoanela SIMINIUC
ias40
Davide CULTRERA
dc561
DBe
Wolfson College Part IB Computer Science (Databases)
Steven GHOUSSAIN
sg692
Matthew TOSELAND
mjt92
DBd
Robinson College Part IB Computer Science (Databases)
James BAKER
jdb83
DBf
Daniel CHATFIELD
dc584
Alex BATE
ajb300
DBg
Jack WALKER
jhw52
Priyesh PATEL
pp384
DBh
Will SHACKLETON
wes24