I've uploaded a new version of the project, with only three changes related to task 11:

- line 6 of the pseudo-code of the ALM in page 18---the novel text is in red;

- last paragraph of page 20---the novel text is in red;

- label of the y-axis in Figure 17.

Note that you do not have to wait for module 4 to be taught in order to do task 11 because it's just a numerical task: you can start anytime you like.

Now, some details about the upcoming submission of your project:

1) When should your group submit the project?

Your group must submit the project by October 22. 

2) What should your group submit?

A pdf file whose first page contains the IST numbers and the names of the students in the group (students who did not contribute to the project should _not_ have their names written in the first page), the following pages being divided in exactly 11 sections: your answer to task 1 should be in section 1; your answer to task 2 should be in section 2, and so on. There is no limit of pages.

For numerical tasks, you can include the code either in an appendix of that pdf file (the appendix appearing at the end, after the 11 sections), or in a separate Jupyter notebook. 

3) How do your group submit the project?

The projects are to be submitted in the Fenix system (the projects are _not_ to be submitted by email.) For the purpose of receiving your project, an area has been opened in the Fenix system by Prof. João Sequeira: please check right away if you can access that area from the Optimization and Algorithms course webpage. (If not, please consult Prof. João Sequeira.)

Best wishes,

jx