6.041/6.431  Probabilistic Systems Analysis

Seeking graders for 6.041/6.431 - Probabilistic Systems Analysis, spring 2015

Both undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply. The
position requires a commitment of 5-10 hours/week (not necessarily
the same each week), and is paid hourly at the standard department
rate (http://www.eecs.mit.edu/resources/student-hourly-employment).

If interested, please contact Aliaa Atwi (aliaa87@mit.edu) with a
short description of your background, which may include
dates/grades for relevant coursework, related research experience,
grading/teaching experience, etc.

International students should check with the International Student Office regarding employment eligibility.

Announced on 22 January 2015  11:26  p.m. by John N Tsitsiklis

Grades available, MITx site removed, happy holidays

Course grades have been submitted and you you should now be able to see them.

The MITx site has been taken down. If you wish to refer back to course materials (lectures, solved problems, and associated handouts - but not PSets and exams) you can find them at the archived EdX site
https://courses.edx.org/courses/MITx/6.041x/1T2014/info

On behalf of the entire course staff, best wishes to everyone for the holiday season and the new year.

John Tsitsiklis

Announced on 24 December 2014  1:50  p.m. by John N Tsitsiklis

Viewing Your Graded Final Exam

To view your graded final exam, please see Lynne Dell (in 32-D664) well within normal business hours. (If she is not there when you visit, please try again another time/day.) You may look through your exam there. Do not write anything in it or otherwise alter it.*

You must NOT take your exam away from Ms. Dell's desk.

If you believe that there is a problem with the grading of your exam, send a note to Prof. Tsitsiklis or Sho Chaudhuri, CLEARLY describing the grading issue. Do not forget to include the relevant problem and part identifiers (e.g., "2(b)"). As ever, your new grade may "turn out to be higher, lower, or the same as before."

* Remember: "Any attempt to modify an exam booklet is considered a serious breach of academic honesty. We photocopy a substantial fraction of the exams before they are [available for viewing] and the probability of catching a change [should you request a regrade] is high."

Announced on 19 December 2014  3:46  a.m. by Ali Kazerani

Final Exam Solutions and Grade Distributions

Final exam grade histograms have been posted, along with (our) solutions: Materials > Final Exam.

Announced on 18 December 2014  10:03  p.m. by Ali Kazerani

Final Exam Grades

Your final exam grade is now available via Stellar's Gradebook Module. Solutions, grade distributions, and information about viewing your exam paper will be posted in the coming days.

Announced on 18 December 2014  12:45  a.m. by Ali Kazerani