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Announcements
- Summer 2006
July 31 - Here are the answers to the sample questions posted
on July 27.
Here are the example programs using polymorphism:
Here is the review problem from this week's lectures:
July 27 - The final exam is Wednesday, August 2, 12:20-2:20.
Here is a review document for the
exam and some practice problems.
The answers will be posted on Monday.
July 26 - Today's inheritance example:
Here are the example programs using pointers:
Here is a summary document for the
vector<T> class along with this week's vector class examples:
Here is a summary document for
the list<T> class including sample problems and the linked
list of structs example:
July 21 - Here are Wednesday's example programs:
July 17 - Here are the solutions
to the midterm exam. The average score was 82.
Today's Circle class examples. We'll discuss the equal()
member function from version 3 on Wednesday.
July 14 - Here is a summary
document for the string class along with Wednesday's example
programs:
July 10 - Here are the answers to the sample midterm exam
questions.
Today's example programs:
July 6 - Because of the July 4 holiday, there will
be no late penalty for turning in Lab 3 (before July 13).
July 5 - The midterm exam will be given on Wednesday, July 12. It will be a one-hour,
closed book exam. Here is a review
document listing the topics to be covered and sample exam questions from previous
exams. The answers will be posted on Monday.
July 3 - There will be no TA office hours on July 4th.
Chuck Swanson will have extra office hours in Lind Hall 24 on
Wednesday, July 5, 10:30 - 12:00.
The random number functions rand() and
srand() are not described in the text.
A brief summary is given in the random number page. Here are
the example programs that used random numbers:
File I/O examples:
June 29 - Here are the new
office hours which will all be held in EE/CS 1-260:
- Adam Isom, Tuesday 11:00 - 1:00
- Max Walter, Tuesday, 2:00 - 4:00
- Chuck Swanson, Wednesday, 3:30 - 5:30
- Kevin Wendt, Wednesday, 3:30 - 5:30
June 28 - TA office hours will be held in EE/CS 1-260 from now on sice the 4-250 lab
is being refurbished. Chuck Swanson's Wednesday office hours
will be changed, too. Watch for further information.
Today's programs:
June 26 - Adom Isom <aisom@cs.umn.edu> will
be the third teaching assistant for the class. His office hours
will be posted in the near future.
Here are today's programs:
June 22 - The in-class discussion exercises
have been posted in the Discussion
page.
June 21 - Today's example programs:
June 19 - Today's example programs (along
with one not done in class):
June 14 - The ACM Student Chapter
is offering Unix classes
this week and next.
Here
are the example programs from today's lecture:
Here are the slides for the real
number exercise.
June 13 - The office hours for the teaching
assistants have been determined:
- Max Walter - Tuesday, 2:00-4:00, EE/CS 4-250
- Kevin Wendt - Thursday, 3:30-5:30, EE/CS
4-250
Here is the link to the list of the Top 500 most powerful supercomputers.
June 12 - Please see the Lab Notes page for
information about this week's computer lab assignment.
Welcome to CSci 1113, Introduction
to C/C++ Programming for Scientists and
Engineers. Be sure to check
out the other pages listed on the menu
bar. These will be updated
as information becomes available.
Students should get an ITLabs
computer account for Summer Session 2006
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 Lab Assignment 1 outside
of the lab section time.
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