Welcome to PGSS 2004!
You probably want to look at the Syllabus and Resources items in
the menu on the left, as well as the Lecture notes there.
(I could have linked them to this text, but you might as well
start using the menu now.)
Also, be sure to look at the Textbook link, for any mistakes discovered in the textbook!
If anyone wants to talk with me one-on-one, send me email.
Fri July 16: Who is in charge of Internet domain names? Look here.
Mon July 19: I thought this was pretty cool: the guy who invented the WWW was knighted on Friday!
Wed July 21: Another cool news story:
IPv6 was just
installed in the top-level domain name servers!
(That's the new version of TCP/IP with bazillions of possible addresses,
needed because we're actually going to run out of IPv4 addresses.)
Fri July 23: As announced in class, the FishNet programs for
the contest will be frozen Monday morning,
so make sure yours is stable by then. I will try to have the
winner determined before the final Banquet.
(You are welcome to have your program set up to play N games in a
row, as long as I can change N.)
Wed July 28: The Qualifying Round of the 2004 FishNet Tournament
is finished!
The qualifying teams are listed on the tournament webpage.
Fri July 30: The Final Round is finished. The winning team is Adam Bildersee and Puru Rattan. Detailed results will be published soon.