It surprised me too. A nontrivial amount of that is tables of contents, lists of figures, bibliography, and other boilerplate, but it turns out that it does take an awful lot of text to describe how a particular compiler works in detail.
wow, that's awesome. Good work. You have to do this to get a BA at your school? I was under the impression that you were doing stuff for grad school. :P
Daphne says that the official position is that you don't get your grade until the thesis is handed in. That hasn't stopped some committees by telling people their grades, of course, but mine is not that merciful.
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...and, of course, now there's the question of "Now what?" Sure hope I'll be able to find a decent job.
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You have to do this to get a BA at your school? I was under the impression that you were doing stuff for grad school. :P
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Congratulations!
Re: Congratulations!
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-Dej
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(I recognize that thesis class. So very very helpful.)
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Congratulations!!!!!