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22 May 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Artificial Intelligence I. Lecture notes: colour and full-size as used in the lectures. Lecture notes: colour, four slides per page. Further material: problems. Progress. Lecture 1, 26/4/13: slides 1 to 19. Lecture 2, 29/4/13

2 May 2013: Course pages 2012–13. E-Commerce. Lecture notes. The presentation E-Commerce and the law by Anna Soilleux and Louis Huglin is available in Microsoft Powerpoint format. Previous notes. Last year’s course materials are still available. 2013

4 Feb 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Security I. Study materials. Slide show (not suitable for printing). Handout – 4 slides per side of A4. Largeprint version – 2 slides per side of A4. – additional material covered in previous incarnations of this course

13 Feb 2013: You should make sure that you can answer these. Advanced questions -- These go beyond the syllabus. ... You should also attempt some past exam questions. Remember that some past exam questions cover material that is not on this year's syllabus.

21 May 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Concepts in Programming Languages. colour pdf]. Exercise sheet and revision guide [b/w pdf]. Lectures [colour pdf]. Objects in ML! [ML code]. 2013 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Information provided by Prof

18 Jan 2013: Course pages 2012–13. VNS for Computer Networking. VNS Practicals are entirely optional. There are NO Marks for the Practical, only good solid experience. Cambridge runs a Virtual Network System; its login page is here. Part 1b students use raven

28 Jan 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Computation Theory. black and white pdf]. List of corrections to the notes [pdf]. Slides [colour pdf]:. Past exam questions:. Since 2009, the last three lectures of this course have incorporated some material from a Part IB

11 Feb 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Databases. Lecture Slides:. Lectures 1-8, 10. One-slide per page: db_2013.pdf. Two-slides per page: db_2013_2up.pdf (large file). Lecture 9: Guest lecture. Grant Allen (Google). Slides avialable later in term. Lectures 11, 12:

22 May 2013: Course pages 2012–13. Complexity Theory. Slides. Lecture 1 andandandandandandandandandandandand 1-up. Suggested Exercises. Note: these exercises are intended to explore in further detail some issues raised in the lectures, and encourage you to

29 Apr 2013: Course pages 2011–12. Complexity Theory. Slides. andandandandandandandandandand 1-up. Suggested Exercises. Note: these exercises are intended to explore in further detail some issues raised in the lectures, and encourage you to extend further the