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The two compulsory Assignments (labs) are done in groups of three students.

For the Assignment 1 group set the groups are called A1.nn for nn in {1, 2, 3, ...}.

This group set is decided by the teaching team.

For the Assignment 2 groups set the groups are called Assignment 2 nn for nn in {1, 2, ...}.

TODO (groups should not overlap with those for A1)

The reason for having two separate "group sets" is that we want you to practice your "math communication and collaboration skills" in different teams.

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Background: The underlying reason for insisting on groups is this part of the learning outcome:

Judgement and approach

discuss and compare different software implementations of mathematical concepts

which is only tested by grouping. Note that there is no requirement that you develop one solution as a team - you could very well develop three separate solutions as long as you meet (in some form) to discuss and compare the versions before you hand in one of them (or a merge).