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 ====== Introduction to Coding Theory ====== ====== Introduction to Coding Theory ======
  
-Lecture notes and exercise sheets can be found here+Lecture notes and exercise sheets can be found [[en:​courses:​2009-2010:​mct_handouts|here]].
  
 This course is an introduction to algebraic coding theory. Topics covered will include This course is an introduction to algebraic coding theory. Topics covered will include
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-The course consists of one weekly lecture (90 minutes on Thursdays from 13:15 to 15:00pm, given by Bertrand Meyer) and one weekly exercise session (90 minutes on Thursdays from 13:15 to 15:00pm, given by Ghid Maatouk). The course and the exercises will be in English. Grading is based on the final exam.+The course consists of one weekly lecture (90 minutes on Thursdays from 13:15 to 15:00pm, given by Bertrand Meyer) and one weekly exercise session (90 minutes on Thursdays from 15:15 to 17:00pm, given by Ghid Maatouk). The course and the exercises will be in English. Grading is based on the final exam. 
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 +**Office hours :** Monday from 3pm to 4pm or on appointment by email (firstname.lastname@epfl.ch). Room BC 128  
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 +===== Recommended reading for this course ===== 
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 +  * “Theory of Error Correcting Codes,” by F.J. MacWilliams and N. Sloane 
 +  * “Introduction to Coding Theory,” by J.H. van Lint
  
-Recommended reading for this course 
-“Theory of Error Correcting Codes,” by F.J. MacWilliams and N. Sloane 
-“Introduction to Coding Theory,” by J.H. van Lint 
 Other relevant material will be advertised in the class. Other relevant material will be advertised in the class.
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 +===== Grading =====
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 +The mid-term exam will be on 15th April from 1:15pm to 4:15pm. You're allowed to take with you one hand-written note on A4 format (recto verso). No other document or material will be allowed. ​
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 +Final exam will be Wed. 30th June from 8:15am to 11:15am in Room CM1113. You're allowed to take with you one hand-written note on A4 format (recto verso). No other document or material will be allowed.
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 +Final grade will be max(F , (F+M)/2 ) where F and M stand for your grade at the final and midterm exam.
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 +{{:​en:​courses:​2009-2010:​midterm_10.pdf|Midterm exam}}
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 +{{:​en:​courses:​2009-2010:​final_10.pdf|Final exam}}