Witty/Creative title here

Well, I managed to get exercise 1 submitted on time, and I feel pretty confident about my answers. It was definitely more challenging than I had anticipated. I don't know about the rest of you (perhaps I'm just flying on mu-opioids), but I actually found it kind of interesting to apply some of the things we've been learning in class. However, in the interest of remaining neutral, I'll add my first gripe: As a student in the night class, I wish we had learned about Vacuous Truth, etc. earlier, because those concepts were very useful for completing the exercise. I do realize that it is hard to co-ordinate exercises well with this type of lecture schedule though.

The first question from exercise 1 was the most interesting to me because it dealt with Python directly. It piqued my interest about what sorts of other programming-related things we can do using the concepts we will learn in this course. I'd really like it if we could discuss applications in lecture!

+1 to Style

Hello everyone!

Let me first begin this post by apologizing profusely for subjecting you to the initial version of my blog. I am sure you'll agree that its style was an affront to our collective senses! That is why I am very pleased to be presenting you with the new, more elegant-gothic version of my SLOG.

Please enjoy, and check back frequently, as I can rarely remain contented with any design for long (and I have some ideas for an interactive paper-folding...thing which you definitely won't want to miss out on!)

The initial post of many to come!

Hello, my distinguished friend, and welcome to my SLOG. This is where I will chronicle my experiences in CSC165 over the winter term of 2010. I humbly invite you to become an active participant in the evolution of this SLOG, however, I must also implore you to employ great courtesy and civility during the posting of any comments!