Announcements
- Spring
2009
May 8 - Prof. Swanson will hold office hours on Monday,
1:15-3:00 at 1701 University Avenue, room 211, as usual next
week. The teaching assistants will
not hold office hours next week (exam week), however.
Here are the solutions to posted example problems:
Here is the inheritance example done in lecture:
May 6 - This week's review
problems (so far):
May 5 - Final exam
information:
The
day class final exam is Tuesday, May 12,
8:00-10:00 am, Fraser Hall 101 & 102
The
evening class final exam is
Tuesday, May 12, 6:30-8:30 pm, EE/CS 3-230
The final exam is comprehensive with some
emphasis placed on topics since the written midterm exam. Here
are a review document
listing
topics
to be covered and sample questions
from previous exams.
There will be review sessions
led by Teaching Assistants as follows:
- Thursday, May 7, 11:00 - 1:00, EE/CS 3-115
- Friday, May 8, 1:00 - 3:00, EE/CS 3-125
April 30 - Here are some
problems that you can solve for
review. The solutions will be posted later next week.
April 29 - Part J of the final project
has been posted.
Here are the examples on inheritance and polymorphism:
April 24 -
Here is a summary document for the list<T>
class including examples.
April 22 - Here is a summary
document for the vector<T>
class along with examples:
April 21 - Information about
the Final
Project has been posted. Please check this page regularly for
updates and hints.
April 17 - Here are this
week's examples using pointers:
April 14 -
Here is a summary document for the string class along with the
character string examples
done in class:
April 4 - Here are the solutions
to the sample lab midterm posted on March 31.
April 3 - Here are the rest of the Circle class examples:
March 31 - The
Lab Midterm exam
will be given during the lab sections beginning Tuesday, April
7. The Lab Midterm for the Monday lab sections will be
on April 13.
- Two hours: 90 minutes for exam and 30 minutes for grading
- Sign-up for your two-hour time slot in this week's lab
- Open book, notes, lab files, course web pages
- A web browser can be connected to the course website
- You can ask a TA about a "syntax" problem (e.g., what does
this error message mean?)
- Material covered: chapters 1-5, and 12 of the text
- If you finish early, your exam can be graded but in silence!
Here is a review document
describing what will be covered on the Lab
Midterm exam and a sample
lab midterm (pdf format) from a previous semester.
March 27 - Struct and
class
examples:
March 23 - All TA office hours will move back to EE/CS 2-170 beginning tomorrow,
March 24.
Here are the two-dimensional array examples (discussed tomoorow
in the evening class):
March 12 - Here are the
solutions to the midterm exam:
Exam A
Exam B
This week's one-dimensional array examples:
March 7 - Here are the file
I/O
examples (to be covered briefly in the 3/10 evening class):
February 27 - Here are the solutions
to the sample midterm
questions.
This week's examples:
February 24 -
The Midterm
Exam will be given next week:
- Evening class: Tuesday, March 3 (6:30-7:20)
- Day class: Wednesday, March 4.
It will be a 50-minute closed book exam covering text chapters 1 and 2.
Here are a review document
listing topics to be covered and sample
questions from previous exams. Solutions will be posted on
Friday.
February 23 - Function
examples:
February
16 - Examples using
the switch statement:
Plus one more recent topic:
February 13 - The rest of this
week's examples:
February 10 - While loop
examples:
February 6 - This week's
examples:
February 3 - Revised office hours have been posted.
February 2 - Due to the water
damage repairs in the EE/CS building, the TA office hours normally held
in the 2-170 lab will be held in the EE/CS
4-250 lab until further notice. The back row of this lab
has UNIX systems. The lab sections will meet in the 2-120 lab as
usual.
Here are
the slides
for the floating point number
representation exercise
done in class.
January 30 - Here is
the second version of the right triangle program:
January 26 - TA office hours have been posted.
They will begin on Wednesday, January
28. Chuck Swanson's office hours are listed on the
Syllabus page.
January 23 - Information
from the first week
(through Monday):
January 20 - The student
chapter of ACM is holding UNIX classes beginning next week:
Location: EE/CS 2-170
Schedule (all classes are the same):
01/26 12:00-13:00, 17:00-18:00
01/27 11:00-12:00, 17:30-18:30
01/28 10:00-11:00, 12:00-13:00
01/29 12:00-13:00, 14:30-15:30
01/30 10:00-11:00, 12:00-13:00
02/02 10:00-11:00, 17:30-18:30
02/03 13:00-14:00
02/04 12:00-13:00
02/05 13:00-14:00
January 19 - Please get
an ITLabs computer
account for Spring Semester 2009
before attending the first lab section meeting, if possible. This
can be done online at http://www.itlabs.umn.edu/.
You can also register for your ITLabs account during the first lab
section meeting but then you may have to complete the first lab
assignment outside of the
lab section time.
Note:
Students in Lab
Sections 4 and 5 that meet on Tuesdays must
attend the lab on Tuesday, january 20, even though they will not
attend the first lecture until Wednesday.
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