2012-01-25

• Reading through first sections (1-3) of Toronto's lecture slides, and the MIT OCW course notes from here (weeks 1 and 2).
  • (from their Tutorial [meeting with TA]: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~frank/csc401/tutorials/a1_tutorial1_2012.pdf)
• The MIT course was a Lab, so there aren't many assignments, but the notes are good reading.
• I have some kind of an order listed on 2012-01-21

To do

1. Write Python code to extract data for Zipf's Law, then use (interface with) R to draw graph.

Additional Plan

1. When Stanford's NLP course starts, I will follow it, assignments, exams, and all.