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2009-11-25T16:40:30Z

Research Topics

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	==Research Topics==		==Research Topics==
	* Aaron ([http://github.com/amweeden06/SRSem-Project-2009 project page]) - ~~Developing computer games~~ for ~~education~~		* Aaron ([http://github.com/amweeden06/SRSem-Project-2009 project page]) - An educational game for teaching digital logic
	* Brad ([http://github.com/carrick/cartesian-genetic-programming project page]) - Coevolution of combinatorial game theory evaluation functions using self modifying cartesian genetic programming		* Brad ([http://github.com/carrick/cartesian-genetic-programming project page]) - Coevolution of combinatorial game theory evaluation functions using self modifying cartesian genetic programming
	* Dylan - ([http://github.com/parkhdy/Recursion project page]) - Developing a learning experience through a computer game		* Dylan - ([http://github.com/parkhdy/Recursion project page]) - Developing a learning experience through a computer game

2009-11-11T01:05:28Z

November 11

2009-11-06T02:21:12Z

Research Topics

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	* Aaron ([http://github.com/amweeden06/SRSem-Project-2009 project page]) - Developing computer games for education		* Aaron ([http://github.com/amweeden06/SRSem-Project-2009 project page]) - Developing computer games for education
	* Brad ([http://github.com/carrick/cartesian-genetic-programming project page]) - Coevolution of combinatorial game theory evaluation functions using self modifying cartesian genetic programming		* Brad ([http://github.com/carrick/cartesian-genetic-programming project page]) - Coevolution of combinatorial game theory evaluation functions using self modifying cartesian genetic programming
	* Dylan -		* Dylan - ([http://github.com/parkhdy/Recursion project page]) - Developing a learning experience through a computer game
	* Nate ([http://github.com/nathanielksmith/weltanschauung project page]) - Algorithmic Cut-Up Poetry Generation Using Large Internet-Based Corpuses		* Nate ([http://github.com/nathanielksmith/weltanschauung project page]) - Algorithmic Cut-Up Poetry Generation Using Large Internet-Based Corpuses
	* Sam L-M ([http://github.com/leemasa/Syntactic-Natural-Language-Project project page]) - Computational English language recognition and synthesis in database interfacing		* Sam L-M ([http://github.com/leemasa/Syntactic-Natural-Language-Project project page]) - Computational English language recognition and synthesis in database interfacing

2009-11-04T19:38:06Z

Research Topics

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	* Nate ([http://github.com/nathanielksmith/weltanschauung project page]) - Algorithmic Cut-Up Poetry Generation Using Large Internet-Based Corpuses		* Nate ([http://github.com/nathanielksmith/weltanschauung project page]) - Algorithmic Cut-Up Poetry Generation Using Large Internet-Based Corpuses
	* Sam L-M ([http://github.com/leemasa/Syntactic-Natural-Language-Project project page]) - Computational English language recognition and synthesis in database interfacing		* Sam L-M ([http://github.com/leemasa/Syntactic-Natural-Language-Project project page]) - Computational English language recognition and synthesis in database interfacing
	* Sam W - ~~The use of Monte Carlo methods~~ in ~~simulations~~		* Sam W ([http://github.com/poshul/Senior-sem-project project page]) - Implementing fault tolerance in software

	==Using Github as a work log==		==Using Github as a work log==

2009-11-04T01:39:16Z

November 4

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	===November 4===		===November 4===
	* Sam L-M - Self-replicating computers		* Sam L-M - Self-replicating computers
	* Dylan -		* Dylan - Towers of Hanoi

	===November 11===		===November 11===
	* Sam W -		* Sam W -
	* Nate -		* Nate -

2009-11-04T01:36:25Z

November 4

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	* Aaron - Ch. 45: Cook's Theorem (p.301)		* Aaron - Ch. 45: Cook's Theorem (p.301)
	===November 4===		===November 4===
	* Sam L-M - ~~Halting Problem~~		* Sam L-M - Self-replicating computers
	* Dylan -		* Dylan -

2009-11-04T00:02:00Z

November 4

2009-11-03T02:45:54Z

Research Topics

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	* Dylan -		* Dylan -
	* Nate ([http://github.com/nathanielksmith/weltanschauung project page]) - Algorithmic Cut-Up Poetry Generation Using Large Internet-Based Corpuses		* Nate ([http://github.com/nathanielksmith/weltanschauung project page]) - Algorithmic Cut-Up Poetry Generation Using Large Internet-Based Corpuses
	* Sam L-M - Computational English language recognition and synthesis in database interfacing		* Sam L-M ([http://github.com/leemasa/Syntactic-Natural-Language-Project project page]) - Computational English language recognition and synthesis in database interfacing
	* Sam W - The use of Monte Carlo methods in simulations		* Sam W - The use of Monte Carlo methods in simulations

2009-11-02T20:49:50Z

Initial Setup

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	===Initial Setup===		===Initial Setup===
			# Download and install Git (in linux it's as easy as sudo apt-get install git git-core. Not sure about other platforms)
	# Get a user account at github.com		# Get a user account at github.com
	# Click on the New Repository button		# Click on the New Repository button
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	# Click next (or continue or whatever)		# Click next (or continue or whatever)
	# You'll be given directions '''similar''' to these. FOLLOW THESE! Especially if you're working on an ACL. When finished, click 'continue' and rejoice.		# You'll be given directions '''similar''' to these. FOLLOW THESE! Especially if you're working on an ACL. When finished, click 'continue' and rejoice.
	~~Global setup:~~
	~~Download and install Git (Or ssh into an ACL--they should have git installed soon)~~
	~~git config user.name '<YOUR NAME>'~~
	~~git config user.email <YOUR EMAIL>~~

	~~Next steps:~~
	mkdir <PROJECT NAME>		mkdir <PROJECT NAME>
	cd <PROJECT NAME>		cd <PROJECT NAME>
	git init		git init
			git config user.name '<YOUR NAME>'
			git config user.email <YOUR EMAIL>
	touch README		touch README
	git add README		git add README

2009-10-30T23:55:27Z

Workflow

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	* When you add a new file to the directory OR modify an existing file, add it to git tracking using		* When you add a new file to the directory OR modify an existing file, add it to git tracking using
	git add <filename>		git add <filename>
			* When you want to see what changes you have made to your code (in other words, compare your working code with what was last committed) do
			git diff
	* When you've made changes you're happy with and want to save (both edits and file adds), use		* When you've made changes you're happy with and want to save (both edits and file adds), use
	git commit		git commit